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Startup SSM
By default, SSM will run as a service and is recommended to Start, Stop or Restart using this service.
As part of the installation script for linux, it will automatically create a systemd service for SSM.
To manually start, stop or restart SSM using the service (Recommended) use the instructions below:
systemctl start SSM.service
systemctl stop SSM.service
systemctl restart SSM.service
Alternatively, you can start SSM using the executable directly. (Not Recommended)
To start SSM using the executable on linux, run the following commands:
cd /opt/SSM
./SatisfactoryServerManager
As part of the installation script for windows, it will automatically create a windows service for SSM.
To manually start, stop or restart SSM using the service (Recommended) use the instructions below:
Open Start.
Search for Services.
Find SatisfactoryServerManager.
Right-click and click Start, Stop or Restart depending on what you're doing.
Alternatively you can start SSM using the executable directly. (Not Recommended)
To start SSM using the executable on windows, navigate to C:\Program Files\SSM and double click on SatisfactoryServerManager.exe.
SSM is a web based application, so you will have to access it through a web browser.
Open a new web browser and navigate to http://<ServerPublicIP>:3000.
By default SSM starts on port 3000, this can be changed in the configuration file.
You can find your Server's Public IP address using the following commands:
Linux:
curl ifconfig.me
Windows:
Open a new PowerShell terminal and run the following commands:
(Invoke-Webrequest ifconfig.me -UseBasicParsing).content