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Installing Server Manager | Completing Post-Installation Tasks
72 OMNM 6.5.3 Installation Guide
Installing Server Manager
This section only applies to Distribute, HA or custom installations where Server control was not
initially installed during installation. You can install the service post installation.
The
installprocman script is in $OWARE_USER_ROOT/oware/bin . The script takes several
parameters.
Usage:
-i install service"
-r remove service"
-d set dependency on MySql service (-i only)"
-n Name assign a custom display name (-i only)"
If you are installing the service on a host which houses both the MySQL database and Application
server, you should execute the script with the -i and -d flags (
installprocman -i -d ).
If you are installing the service on a host that has only the Application server (MySQL is distributed
to another host) the script should be executed with only the -i flag (
installprocman -i ).
The -n flag allows you to define a Custom display name for the service.
Installation of Process Monitor System Tray Icon
To ensure the Process Monitor System Tray icon appears each time the system is restarted simply
add the
%OWARE_USER_ROOT/oware/bin/pmtray.exe binary to the all users startup folder
(
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup ).
Update pmstartup.dat
Finally, modify the application.server.active= property in %OWARE_USER_ROOT/
oware/lib/pmstartup.dat
and change the default value from false to true . Once
complete, reboot the system and the Application server automatically starts and the system tray
icon automatically appears in the user's startup folder.
pmgetstatus Script
If you elect to autostart your Application server, you can run the pmgetstatus script from a
command line to see the status of Application servers. If you run
oware first (or etc/.dsienv for
Linux) in the shell where you run
pmgetstatus , this script is automatically on the path. Here is
its usage (produced by typing the script name followed by
-? ):
Usage: pmgetstatus [-h <Server IP>] [-p <Server Port>] [-i <Iterations>
[-r <Refresh Rate>]]
Oware utility for reporting status on managed server processes. By default,
the local host is queried for 1 iteration.
Options:
-h <Server IP> -- Server host IP. Defaults to local host
(127.0.0.1).
-p <Server Port> -- Process monitor command port.
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