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Nginx deployed by default use
**capifcore**
hostname, but can add a parameter when run.sh is executed setting a different hostname, for example,
Nginx deployed by default use
**capifcore**
hostname, but can add a parameter when run.sh is executed setting a different hostname, for example,
```
```
./run.sh -c open
shift.evolved-5g.eu
./run.sh -c open
capif.etsi.org
```
```
Also you can run monitoring just using option -m true, for example:
Also you can run monitoring just using option -m true, for example:
```
```
./run.sh -m true
./run.sh -m true
./run.sh -m true -c open
shift.evolved-5g.eu
./run.sh -m true -c open
capif.etsi.org
```
```
If you want to check if all CAPIF services are running properly in local machine after execute run.sh, we can use:
If you want to check if all CAPIF services are running properly in local machine after execute run.sh, we can use:
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