To start services using a terminal, complete the following steps.
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If this is a new Linux terminal session, source the setenv.sh file to set up
your environment variables. For example, if you are using
/bin/bash, the command to source the file is: .
./setenv.sh.
If you ran setenv.sh for this session, do not run it again. If you are unsure whether you have run the command, use the following command to check the CONTENTDIR environment variable.
echo $CONTENTDIR
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Start all services and agents.
For example, to start the main services and agents (inserver, inserverAlarm, inserverBatch, inserverEM, inserverFS, inserverImp, inserverJob, inserverMonitor, inserverNotification, inserverOSM, inserverTask and inserverWorkflow), navigate to the inserver/bin, or inserver/bin64 directory (depending on the bitness of the product), and then execute the following commands.
inserver –start [instance_name] inserverAlarm –start [instance_name] inserverBatch –start [instance_name] inserverEM –start [instance_name] inserverFS –start [instance_name] inserverImp –start [instance_name] inserverJob –start [instance_name] inserverMonitor –start inserverNotification –start [instance_name] inserverOSM –start [instance_name] inserverTask –start [instance_name] inserverWorkflow –start [instance_name]
Note:- The instance name allows for multiple instances of the same agent or server to run in parallel in an active-active environment. If you do not specify an instance name, the default value is set to Primary.
- If you purchased additional Perceptive Content agents or services you must also start them. Each time you log on, you mustset your environment variables, asshown in the previousstep, before you execute startup commands like `pwd`/inserver.