G.1.2 Manager Control Commands

Synopsis

cims mgrctl start

cims mgrctl stop

Description

The cims mgrctl command starts and stops the Manager.

Note

The Manager starts automatically when the Admin Server is started.

This section explains how to check the startup status of the Manager.

[Windows]: The Manager is made up of the following Windows services and Interstage WorkUnits.

The Manager itself (Windows services)
- Resource Coordinator Manager
- Resource Coordinator Task Manager
- Resource Coordinator Web Server(Apache)
- Resource Coordinator Sub Web Server(Mongrel)
- Resource Coordinator Sub Web Server(Mongrel2)
- Resource Coordinator DB Server(PostgreSQL)
The Manager itself (Interstage WorkUnits)
- CMDB_Gui
- CMDB_Manager
- CTMG_MyPortal
- CTMG_OpPortal
- CtmgConfidential
- PDP
- REST
- SopConfidential
- SopGetConfidential
- SopUserManager
- portal
- portala
- portals
- CFMG_VSYS
- CFMG_ManagerView
- WUibpmcon
- WUibpmsv
- IBPMMServer
Related services
- Deployment Service
- TFTP Service
- PXE Services
- Systemwalker SQC DCM
- Systemwalker MpMjes
For the Manager itself (Windows services) and related services, the status of each service can be checked using the [Services] window that is opened by selecting [Administrative Tools] from the Windows [Control Panel].
The status of the Manager itself (Interstage WorkUnits) can be checked using the following procedure.
[Check method]
- Checking the startup status of Interstage
  Use the isstat command (the Interstage startup status display command) to check that the status is execute (already running).
- Checking the startup status of WorkUnits
  Use the islistwu command (the WorkUnit list display command) to check that the status of the WorkUnits above is execute (already running).

Subcommands

start: Starts the Manager.

stop: Stops the Manager.

Options

None

Cautions

[Windows]: Execute the command as an Administrator.

Execution environment: Admin Server.

Return values

The following values are returned.

0: The command has been processed successfully.

Other than 0

An error has occurred.

For messages that are output or displayed when a value other than zero is returned, perform checks and take action by referring to "Messages for the cims mgrctl command".