Version 9.5 SP1
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CentraSite Startup, Services and Components


CentraSite Startup Behavior

CentraSite components such as the CentraSite Registry Repository and the Software AG Runtime for the CentraSite Application Server Tier are in general started automatically when you boot the machine(s) where these components are installed.

The startup procedure for CentraSite Registry Repository and the CentraSite Application Server Tier requires some time to complete (depending on your configuration, this can be seconds or minutes), so you should wait until the startup procedures have completed before you begin normal operations.

In particular, the startup procedure of the CentraSite Registry Repository is launched at the end of the CentraSite installation process, so here you should also wait until the startup procedure has completed.

If you try to start CentraSite components such as CentraSite Control before the CentraSite Registry Repository and the Software AG Runtime are running, you will receive an error message indicating that one or more services are not available. If this happens, wait a few moments and try again.

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Services and Components

A running CentraSite relies on a number of active software components. For CentraSite these typically would be:

In case you need to install other products from Software AG you might be required to stop all running components. Check with the specific product's instructions.

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UNIX Installation Without Using sudo

On UNIX platforms, if you did not use sudo to install CentraSite, you must register daemons and set file permissions by running the script <SuiteInstallDir>/bin/afterInstallAsRoot.sh as the root user. This step will provide for the necessary startup procedures to be installed.

On UNIX platforms, if you did not use sudo to install CentraSite, the rc scripts, which are typically located under the /etc directory, are not available. The services and components can be started as described above.

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