Users Guide

Installing Server Manager | Completing Post-Installation Tasks
74 OMNM 6.5.3 Installation Guide
The logs item let you view logged items for Server Manager, Application server or Mediation server.
You can
Start
or
Stop
the service(s) running on your host.
NOTE:
System changes can make the server monitor system tray icon disappear while the process is still
running. If you cannot make your icon reappear, try running
pmtray -r
from a command line.
Web Server Parameters
When you install OMNM, installation also includes an Apache Web server. Its monitor appears in
the Windows tray, but you can also configure memory parameters for the Web server in the
setenv.*
files under
oware/synergy/tomcat*/bin
. Web server Memory values may need
to be modified when the web server requires more memory. Many concurrent user may require
more memory on the web server.
For example:
Linux
-Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m
•Windows
set "PORTAL_MAX_MEM=1024"
set "PORTAL_32BIT_MAX_MEM=768"
set "PORTAL_INIT_MEM=128"
Set only MAX_MEM and the INIT_MEM. Higher values permit better performance
and more users, especially on 64bit machines. Do not change the other
settings.
Best practice on a 64bit system: 2048 for the MAX_MEM and 256 for the INIT_MEM. If you have
a lot of extra ram then specify more.
Any database parameters for Web server installation refer to the system’s existing database.
NOTE:
The Web server starts automatically with installation. If it does not, you can right-click the Synergy
Network Management icon in Windows and select Start Service, or in Linux type the following in a shell:
/etc/init.d/synergy start
(or
stop
). In Linux systems,
startportal.sh
and
startportal.sh stop
accomplish the same thing, with additional checks.
Startup Properties
This file generally requires no additional changes post installation. When specific system setting
need to be configure and a property setting is required, this file is the central overriding property
file. The values in
installed.properties
now set most properties for the process monitor to
pass when starting a server. All command-line options for the
startappserver
script are now in
installed.properties
(see
Starting Servers
on page 69 and refer to the
OpenManage