How to Find Out What Axigen Version Is Running on Your System

There are two methods for determining the Axigen version currently running:

1. By using the Axigen binary
   This is located in the following path, based on the operating system used:
   
   • On Linux platforms — /opt/axigen/bin/axigen
     By default, the Axigen binary is named axigen. However, to make sure that this is the binary currently running, you can use the command:
     ps ax | grep axigen This will return an output similar to:
     9372 pts/8     R+     0:00 grep --colour=auto axigen
     21377 ?        Ss     0:00 /opt/axigen/bin/axigen --max-respawns 20
     21378 ?        Sl     1:23 /opt/axigen/bin/axigen --max-respawns 20
     27295 ?        Ssl    0:01 /opt/axigen/bin/axidkd
     27306 ?        Ssl    0:01 /opt/axigen/bin/axidksd
     27317 ?        Ssl    0:01 /opt/axigen/bin/aximilter
     27329 ?        Ss     0:28 /opt/axigen/bin/spamd -d As you can see, the above lines confirm that the running Axigen binary is /opt/axigen/bin/axigen with the default parameters --max-respawns 20
     
     After determining the running binary location for Axigen, you can make use of the -v or --version arguments for printing the version currently installed:
     # /opt/axigen/bin/axigen --version
     Axigen server version: 7.0.0 (Linux/i686)
   • On Windows platforms — C:\Program Files\Axigen Mail Server\bin\axigen.exe
     Right-click on it and select Properties. Go to the Version tab and in the File Version field you will find the detailed binary version of your Axigen server.
     
     
2. By using the CLI interface
   
   • Login via CLI (the default IP:port for the CLI listener is 127.0.0.1:7000):
     telnet 127.0.0.1 7000
     
   • In the login context, use the GET VERSION command, which will result in:
     get version
     7.0.0 (Linux/i686)|Linux|i686
     +OK: command successful