Q: How do I enable two-factor authentication on my Flussonic account? A: Contact Flussonic support to enable two-factor authentication on your account.
After a successful login, you will land on the Flussonic Dashboard. From here, you can manage streams (DVR, Live), configure VOD files, and view statistics.
Incorrect username or password. Solution: Double-check case sensitivity. Flussonic usernames are generally case-sensitive. Reset the password via the command line (see Part 5). flussonic login
| Problem | Likely Fix | |-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------| | Page doesn’t load | Check if Flussonic is running ( systemctl status flussonic ). Ensure port 8080 is open in firewall. | | “Invalid credentials” | Confirm username/password. Reset password via config file if needed. | | Blank page after login | Clear browser cache or try incognito mode. | | No login prompt at all | Check if auth is disabled globally in config. |
Modify the edit_auth directive to update the login or password. Q: How do I enable two-factor authentication on
Once activated, simply enter your administrator username and password at the login prompt to access the admin dashboard.
Can you perform a from a smartphone? Yes. The Flussonic web interface is responsive HTML5. It works well on iOS and Android browsers. For third-party mobile management apps, you will generally use the Flussonic API. From here, you can manage streams (DVR, Live),
admin_http 8090; admin_http 127.0.0.1:8091; admin_https 8092;
Session cookie conflict or incorrect public_url setting. Solution: Clear your browser cookies. If the issue persists, SSH into the server and edit /etc/flussonic/flussonic.conf . Ensure the public_url field matches the exact URL you are using to access the server.
, the steady pulse of the CPU, and the satisfying scroll of the event logs. The "Auth" light turned green.
After this configuration, the admin web UI and HTTP API are available only through these specified ports.