Due to bugs in Mono 2.10.2 and later TNAPS does not support them yet. For Mac OSX you can get 2.10.1 release here: http://download.mono-project.com/archive/2.10.1/download/ For Linux it is easier to build Mono directly from git. Consult with Mono README for detailed instructions: https://github.com/mono/mono/tree/
from http://tncor.com/en/tnaps/download 2. TNAPS archive contains README file with all of the instructions needed to deploy and use it. Most of the information in this presentation is just copy from there. 3. TNAPS is free to use and deploy on any number of servers. 4. You are free to distribute TNAPS as long as you does not modify contents of distribution package.
archive to any folder, for example: C:\Program File\TNAPS 2. After downloading from internet windows might block executable. This would prevent it from registering as a windows service. So you have to unblock it. To unblock file right-click on the tnaps.exe, in General tab click 'Unblock' button. 3. Register tnaps.exe as Windows Service. Start console with Administrator privileges. > cd "C:\Program Files\TNAPS" > %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\installutil tnaps.exe -i 4. Start TNAPS service > sc start tnaps
archive to the any folder. We shall use: /opt/tnaps 2. Start TNAPS (we assume mono 2.10.1 is under /opt/mono-2.10.1) $ sudo /opt/mono-2.10.1/bin/mono /opt/tnaps/tnaps.exe
your (modern) browser: http://localhost:9095/tnaps/console If all previous steps were correct your should see TNAPS Management Center. Note: The first launch of Management Center after TNAPS start would take some time. Please, be patient and for the Management Center to load. It is normal, as TNAPS initializes initial resources after launch.