Slipstream is a straightforward application that simplifies the setup process for server and client installations. Whether you are managing a single machine or a network of devices, Slipstream streamlines your workflow, so you can focus on what matters.
To use Slipstream, you need:
Follow these steps to get started with Slipstream.
To download Slipstream, visit this page. There you will find the latest version available for download.
After downloading, you can install Slipstream using the command line.
Run the installation script with the following command:
bash install.sh [server|client] client-port resolver-IP:resolver-Port domain dns-server
Here is a breakdown of the command parameters:
| **server | client**: Specify whether you want to install it on a server or a client. |
For example, to install on a server with client port 7000, resolver IP 172.16.2.69 on port 53, domain google.com, and DNS server 1.1.1.1, you would use:
bash install.sh server 7000 172.16.2.69:53 google.com 1.1.1.1
Once the installation completes, ensure it runs correctly. You can check the status using:
systemctl status slipstream
This command will show you whether Slipstream is active and running. If you encounter any issues, refer to the troubleshooting section below.
If you face problems during installation or operation, consider the following tips:
To download the application, visit this page again to ensure you have the latest version. Always check for updates to benefit from new features and fixes.
Slipstream provides various features to enhance your experience:
If you have further questions or need additional help, you can reach out to the community forum or check the issues section of the repository. Your feedback is valuable and can help improve future versions of Slipstream.
Slipstream offers a simple and effective way to set up your server and client installations. With this guide, you should be able to download, install, and configure it with confidence. Donβt hesitate to reach out if you need assistance along the way.