Starting and stopping services - Documentation for MainView Middleware Monitor 9.0
Start and stop order
In addition to the required start and stop order for services, the following table includes the program name for the services.
Start order | Services | Program | Stop order |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | MVMM Application Service | qpas | 6 |
2 | MVMM Topic Service | qpts | 5 |
3 | MVMM Event Service | qpes | 4 |
4 | MVMMHistory Service | qphs | 3 |
5 | MVMMClient Gateway Service | qpcgateway | 2 |
6 | (Optional) MVMMProactiveNet Service | qpps | 1 |
Before you begin
On Linux systems, ensure that the Linux userID that starts the services has read access to /dev/random and /dev/urandom.
To start the services on Windows
- Open the Windows Service Control Manager.
- Scroll through the services, and locate MVMMApplication Service. The status of the service is displayed as Started if it is running or blank if it is stopped.
- Select MVMMApplication Service and click Start. A dialog box appears indicating the service is being started.
- If the service does not start, verify that the service is proxy configured with a valid user account and password.
- Repeat for the remaining services in the start order listed in the Start and stop order table.
To stop the services on Windows
- Open the Windows Service Control Manager.
- Scroll through the services, and locate MVMMClient Gateway Service. The status of the service is displayed as Started if it is running or blank if it is stopped.
- Select MVMMClient Gateway Service and click Stop. A dialog box appears indicating the attempt to stop the service.
- Repeat for the remaining services in the stop order listed in the Start and stop order table.
To start and stop the services on Windows or Linux using the command prompt
- Open a command prompt.
Perform the required operation listed in the following table using the corresponding long or short command option.
To do this…
Use long option
Use short option*
Start the service.
--start-sStop (kill) the service.
--stop-kRun the program as a console application.
--console-cDebug the service configuration startup.
--debug-dSpecify the service's configuration file.
--conf filename-f filenamePrint the product version and exit.
--version-vInstall the program as a Windows service, with an automatic startup (Windows only).
--install-iRemove the program from the Windows Service Manager (Windows only).
--remove-rPrint this option list.
--help-hDisplay transient checkpoint data and exit. --transient-tSpecify the service to be debug build only, used with third party tools that change process name (for internal use only). --progname serviceName-p*The short options are not valid with the MVMMClient Gateway Service.
Examples
Start the MVMMEvent Service with the long option:
qpes --startStart the MVMMApplication Service with the short option:
qpas -s
Note
The --debug and --conf options only apply when running the service with the console option. If the service is not run as a console application, specifying the --debug and --conf options has no effect.