➖Linux

Linux UI

1) Download the COSGrid_MicroZAccess_LinuxUI_V1.8.14.deb using the following command

wget https://cdn.cosgrid.com/website/MicroZAccess/COSGrid_MicroZAccess_LinuxUI_V1.8.14.deb

2)Install the cosgrid-microzaccess_1.8.14_amd64.deb using the following command ```sudo dpkg -i cosgrid-microzaccess_1.8.14_amd64.deb```

3)After installation, either run cosgrid-microzacess from Activities or run

``` cosgrid-microzaccess```

4)A password prompt would appear on the first-run, which is required to enable the functioning of the app.

5)Now login with your credentials(Email and Password,SSO or Google).

6)Once logged in, the profile “mza” will appear under “MicroZAccess profiles”, which is a default profile.

7)Toggle the button next to the profile name to connect.

8)To Add/Delete or Edit profile

• Login to cosgrid.net and navigate to Dashboard then,

• Click the device drop-down list to select your device

• Click MicroZAccess Endpoint Profile to add a profile and toggle advanced to add subnets and gateways(Optional)

• The changes would be reflected in the COSGrid MicroZAccess application

Linux Connector

1)Login to the Dashboard and go to Organization > Servers, then

• Give a name to the new Device System.

• Select the Device type as “App Connector” and Model as “Linux”

• Click on Submit.

2)Go to Organization > Inventory

• Look for the Device Name created in the first step.

• Note down the device id and device key, you will require them in further steps.

3)Download the installation script here(in hyperlink)

4)Change the permissions to make it executable:

```sudo chmod +x COSGrid-MZA-install.sh```

5)Run the installation script with the id and key: ``` sudo ./COSGrid-MZA-install.sh -k <key> -i <id> ```

6)To start the service run

```sudo systemctl start cosgrid-mza.service```

7)To check the status of the service run

```sudo systemctl status cosgrid-mza.service```