Command Central 10.15 | Creating, Managing, or Upgrading Standalone Product Installations | Connect an Existing Product Installation to Command Central and Add It to Environments
 
Connect an Existing Product Installation to Command Central and Add It to Environments
1. Go to Environments > ALL > Installations, click the plus icon, click Add Installation, and enter the host name of the machine where the product installation is located.
2. In step two of the wizard, if the machine where the product installation is located:
*Already has a Platform Manager installation, select Platform Manager is already installed, click Next, and provide the requested details for connecting to Platform Manager.
Tip:
To check the Platform Manager port number, go to the machine, where the product installation is located, navigate to Software AG_directory \profiles\SPM\configuration\com.softwareag.platform.config.propsloader and note the Platform Manager port numbers on the files named com.softwareag.catalina.connector.http.pid-port.properties and com.softwareag.catalina.connector.https.pid-port.properties. If Platform Manager is not running, go to the profiles/SPM/bin directory and start Platform Manager by running the startup.{bat|sh} script.
*Does not have a Platform Manager installation, select Install Platform Manager, provide the requested installation details, click Next, and select the port number to use for connecting to Platform Manager. For information about installing Platform Manager, see Install Platform Manager Using the Command Central Web User Interface.
3. Complete the remaining steps of the wizard. When you connect Command Central to an existing installation, Command Central automatically adds the installation to Environments > ALL. You can also add the installation to one or more specific environments. Go to Environments > ALL > Installations and drag and drop the installation onto the target environment in the Environments pane.
Note:
If you later remove the installation from every user-defined environment, the installation will still be listed in the ALL environment unless you explicitly remove it from the ALL environment.