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=How to run MX=
=How to run MX=


We need to run MX in order for it to generate a web server that will enable us to see the [[MX_Administrative_Interface|admin interface]] where we can change [[Cumulus.ini|settings]], view our weather data, or edit various [[:Category:Cumulus_Files|Cumulus files]] (extreme records or log files).   
We need to run MX in order for it to generate a web server that will enable us to see the [[MX_Administrative_Interface|admin interface]] where we can change [[Cumulus.ini|settings]], view our weather data, or edit various [[:Category:Cumulus_Files|Cumulus files]] (extreme records or log files).  
   
If this is your first run of MX, please see [[First_Run_of_MX|First Run of MX page]].


There are two ways to run MX:
There are two ways to run MX:
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=Access to admin interface=
=Access to admin interface=


The admin interface URL '''http://*:8998/''' needs to have that wildcard "*" replaced by a precise location if we are to access the [[MX_Administrative_Interface|admin interface]] to change [[Cumulus.ini|settings]], view our weather data, or edit various [[Log Files|Cumulus files]] (extreme records or log files).   
The admin interface URL '''http://*:8998/''' needs to have that wildcard "*" replaced by a precise location if we are to access the [[MX_Administrative_Interface|admin interface]] to change [[Cumulus.ini|settings]], view our weather data, or edit various [[:Category:Cumulus_Files|Cumulus files]] (extreme records or log files).   


The missing part of the URL depends on how your local network is set up.   
The missing part of the URL depends on how your local network is set up.   


*If you are accessing the admin interface on the same device as that running MX then the "*" can be replaced by "localhost", i.e. '''http://localhost:8998/''' will be used to load the admin interface into your browser.
*If you are accessing the admin interface on the same device as that running MX then the "*" can be replaced by "localhost", i.e. '''http://localhost:8998/''' will be used to load the admin interface into your browser.  
** (Note "localhost" will work even if you host your own database server or own web server, each of these uses a different port number to ensure the correct server is loaded)
*In the more general case when you want to access the admin interface from anywhere on your local wired and wireless interface, then the "*" needs to be replaced by a string of 4 numbers representing what is called a IPv4 address (w.x.y.z) of the device you have installed MX on.
*In the more general case when you want to access the admin interface from anywhere on your local wired and wireless interface, then the "*" needs to be replaced by a string of 4 numbers representing what is called a IPv4 address (w.x.y.z) of the device you have installed MX on.


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