Configure Network¶

After you install the FindFace Server components, configure their interaction with each other. Do the following:

Open the findface-facenapi.ini configuration file:
```
sudo vi /etc/findface-facenapi.ini
```
Uncomment and/or edit the settings to align with your network specifications, substituting the suggested values with actual location:
```
ffupload_url = 'http://127.0.0.1:3333'
mongo_host = '127.0.0.1'
nnapi_url = 'http://127.0.0.1:18088'
tntapi_servers_file = '/etc/tntapi.json'
```
Warning

The findface-facenapi.ini content must be correct Python code.

Note

Do not specify ffupload_url if the findface-upload component is not installed.
By default, if one or several tntapi shards are out of service during face identification, findface-facenapi returns an error. If necessary, uncomment the tntapi_ignore_search_error parameter and assign it True. In this case findface-facenapi will use available tntapi shards to obtain face identification results, indicating the number of available servers vs the total number of servers in the response:
```
tntapi_ignore_search_errors = True
```
Restart all the FindFace Enterprise Server SDK services and nginx (for findface-upload) on the relevant host(s).
```
sudo service 'findface*' restart
sudo service nginx restart
```
Check the services status. The command will return the services description, status (should be Active), path and running time.
```
sudo service 'findface*' status
sudo service nginx status
```