Starting and Stopping Services

The following section provides details about the services (daemons) available under Windows and UNIX after you have completed successfully a full installation of System Management Hub.


Windows

On Windows, the System Management Hub services are registered to start up automatically at system start.

Following is a table with the System Management Hub services:

Software AG Runtime Service sagctp96_1.1
Software AG System Management Hub Service sagcim95_1.1

Start of instruction setTo modify/start/stop the services, from the Windows Desktop

  1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.

  2. Select the service.

    Right-click Startup Type, point to Properties and click.

  3. Select Automatic, Manual, or Disabled from the Startup type drop-down menu. The recommended type is Automatic.

  4. Click OK.

For the most recent information on the Windows installation procedure, please read the file Install.txt in the Windows directory of System Management Hub distribution media.

Start of instruction setTo start and stop System Management Hub manually

  1. Start System Management Hub script

    <SAGROOT>/InstanceManager/bin/startup.bat

  2. Stop System Management Hub script

    <SAGROOT>/InstanceManager/bin/shutdown.bat

UNIX

Note:
Before you start the daemon processes on UNIX, you need to set sufficient data user limits for the shell which starts the System Management Hub and Software AG Runtime daemons. Having an insufficient data user limit (ulimit -d) results in an OutOfMemoryError java exception at startup. For SMH, it is recommended that you have a data limit of at least "200000" (or higher). For more information, see the man page for ulimit or ask your system administrator.

The installation registers the daemons for System Management Hub and Software AG Runtime in the UNIX init structure so that it starts automatically at boot time. The following scripts are installed:

For Linux and Solaris

  • /etc/init.d/sag<n>cim95

  • /etc/rc<R>.d/K20sag<n>cim95

  • /etc/rc<R>.d/S60sag<n>cim95

For AIX

  • /etc/sag<n>cim95

  • Entry in /etc/inittab:

    sag<n>cim95:<R>: wait:/etc/sag<n>cim95 start > /dev/console 2>&1

For HP-UX

  • /sbin/init.d/sag<n>cim95

  • /sbin/rc<R>.d/K20sag<n>cim95

  • /sbin/rc<R>.d/S60sag<n>cim95

Note:
In the preceding script names, <R> refers to the system runlevel and <n> refers to a number which gets incremented by 1 for each installation on the local machine. The uninstallation process will remove the scripts and links which correspond to the installation. To temporarily deactivate a service, you need to remove or rename those files manually. Native configuration tools like the Yast Run-Level-Editor on Linux do not work.

Following are System Management Hub daemons:

Name Description
<SAGROOT>/InstanceManager/conf/wrapper Software AG System Management Hub Wrapper Service

Following are Software AG Runtime daemons:

Name Description
<SAGROOT>/common/bin/wrapper Software AG Runtime Wrapper Service

Note:
Each main daemon may have several child processes.

Start of instruction setTo start and stop System Management Hub manually

  1. Start System Management Hub daemons

    <SAGROOT>/InstanceManager/bin/startup.sh

  2. Stop System Management Hub daemons

    <SAGROOT>/InstanceManager/bin/shutdown.sh