Use menu commands to stop and start a Experience Manager Monitor from Operations Center without needing to telnet to the actual server:
You can stop the Experience Manager Monitor remotely from the Operations Center console.
To stop a Experience Manager Monitor through the Operations Center console:
In the Explorer pane, expand the Elements root element > Experience Manager Adapter > Administration > Monitor Administration.
Right-click a monitor, then click Monitor Configuration > Admin > Suspend. The monitor status indicator changes to gray.
To stop a Experience Manager Monitor from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Stop Experience Manager.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Stop Monitor.exe file.
For UNIX, do the following:
Run Stop_Monitor from the /OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory.
To stop both the Experience Manager Monitor and the Daemon from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Stop Experience Manager.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Stop Experience Manager.exe file.
For UNIX, do the following:
From the /OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory, run Stop_Daemon and then run Stop_Monitor.
To stop the Experience Manager daemon from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Stop Experience Manager Daemon.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Stop Daemon.exe file.
For UNIX, do the following:
Run Stop_Daemon from the /OperatinsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory.
You can start the Experience Manager Monitor remotely from the Operations Center console.
To restart a Experience Manager Monitor through the Operations Center console:
In the Explorer pane, expand the Elements root element > Experience Manager Adapter > Administration > Monitor Administration.
Right-click a monitor, then click Monitor Configuration > Admin > Resume. The monitor status indicator changes from gray to green.
To start a Experience Manager Monitor from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Start Experience Manager.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Start Monitor.exe file.
For UNIX, do one of the following:
Run Start_Monitor from the /OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory.
To start both the Experience Manager Monitor and the Daemon from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Start Experience Manager.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Start Experience Manager.exe file.
For UNIX, do one of the following:
Run Start_Experience_Manager from the /OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory.
To start the Experience Manager daemon from the Experience Manager server:
For windows, do one of the following:
From the Windows start menu, go to Program Files > NetIQ Operations Center > Experience Manager and click Start Experience Manager Daemon.
Click the \OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path\bin\Start Daemon.exe file.
For UNIX, do one of the following:
Run Start_Daemon from the /OperationsCenter_ExperienceManager_install_path/bin directory.
The Recycle menu command stops and then restarts the monitor.
To recycle a monitor:
In the Explorer pane, expand the Elements root element > Experience Manager Adapter > Administration > Monitor Administration.
Right-click a monitor, then click Monitor Configuration > Admin > Recycle. The monitor status indicator changes to gray, then back to green.