How To Start/Stop The Server Manager Agent On Linux
The following command can be executed from the Server Manager Console’s bin directory to start/stop the Server Manager Agent:
nohup ./startAgent & ./stopAgent
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Hello Stewart,
Actually the commands should be executed from Server Manager E1 agent Home nin folder, not Server Manager Console’s bin.
Also, there is no need to use nohup if the E1 agent is started manualy. If there will be any error during startAgent launching, the user will see this. I would actually use restartAgent as this script will delete any *.pid file in case the server was not gracefully shutdown. It makes sense to use nohup only when the E1 agent is started by an automatic process (e.g. crontab on server’s boot).
Perfect, Cezar. Thanks for the tips!