Download

NEW release is HERE!

Download version 1.4.42 (2019-01-27)

Follow instructions below.

Installation script is tested on a clean install of Debian 9 Stretch and Raspbian

Instruction:

1. Install Debian (make a clean install)

2. Login with root or equivalent.

3. wget https://firstwarning.net/install.sh

4. chmod +x install.sh

5. ./install.sh

Please send comments to support@firstwarning.net

If you don’t want to run the script? You can make the installation yourself.
Download the install.sh file from above link and look at code

1. Run commands: 
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get -y install apache2 php7.* php7.*-curl nmap mariadb-server php7.*-mysql php7.*-xml php7.*-zip php7.*-bz2 sudo openvpn php7.*-snmp

2. Download the script (wget https://firstwarning.net/install.sh), look at the code, look for the wget command in script and manually download that file.

3. Extract the file to your (empty)webroot

4. Run the SQL-script file also mentioned in install.sh to create the database.

5. Make sure your webuser (www-data) is allowed to run nmap

Raspberry Pi

The image for Raspberry Pi is now available. 

2019-01-27

Download and and extract zip. 
Use Etcher to write SD-Card.
You will need a 2 GB SD-card for this to work.

A larger card may be needed if you plan to run FIRSTWARNING for a long time
Raspbian Stretch Lite is installed in image, 
RPI has SSH enabled.

A new service is created, that will show you what internal ip-address your RPI has got after a restart.
Look at this page to see your RPI’s IP-address: https://firstwarning.net/showclientip.php

You can disable the service by: systemctl disable sendip.service

Or just delete the file /home/pi/sendip.sh
Default login via SSH: pi / raspberry
Remember to change password…


After booting Raspberry, start browser and go to the Raspberry’s ip-address.

After installation

Start Webbrowser and go to ip-address of the device where you installed FIRSTWARNING.

Add some devices and then remember to activate the scanning process.
Just switch Schedule to TRUE on the “Add/Edit Display page”, after this FW will scan added devices (it will not scan whole network) and let you know their state. (Connected/Failed/Latency/Bandwidth)

Enable SNMP on your devices and activate SNMP scheduling to be able to see bandwidth usage.