Windows

JetStream will install two services: jetstream-server and jetstream-relay.

You will need to have use an account with administrative rights to install JetStream.

Install

To install JetStream, run the installer go-jetstream-<version>.msi. You may be prompted by the Windows Defender SmartScreen:

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If you do, click on More Info, and then Run Anyway, to continue.

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Once the installer starts, click Next to proceed to the End-User License Agreement screen. If you accept the license, click Next to proceed. For normal installation choose Typical.

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Next, click Install.

The Windows User Account Control will prompt you to verify if the JetStream server installation can make changes to your computer.

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Click Yes, click the Finish button and the installation should be complete.

To install the optional Python package, open the command prompt and run:

pip install "C:\Program Files\Jet Digital\JetStream Server\share\jetstream-python"

Update

To update JetStream, run the installer go-jetstream-<version>.msi. Please refer to the Install instructions for the installation steps.

To update the optional Python package, open the command prompt and run:

pip install -U "C:\Program Files\Jet Digital\JetStream Server\share\jetstream-python"

Uninstall

  1. Open the Add or remove programs system setting

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  2. Locate JetStream Server in the list, and click Uninstall.

To uninstall the optional Python package, open the command prompt and run:

pip uninstall jetstream

Next Steps

  1. Configure your JetStream Server license and installation
  2. Start the JetStream service

Once you have JetStream Server running, you can try doing a test transfer using one of the available tools as outlined in Interacting with JetStream.