Starting and stopping network license servers – Sybase 15 User Manual

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Starting and stopping network license servers

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Replication Server

Starting and stopping network license servers

Manually starting SySAM servers

1

Go to $SYBASE/SYSAM-2_0/bin.

2

Execute:

sysam start

Manually stopping a SySAM server

1

In a Command Prompt window, go to $SYBASE/SYSAM-2_0/bin.

2

Enter:

sysam stop

Starting and stopping SySAM as an automatic service

To configure SySAM to start automatically when a host server is restarted:

1

Using an account with root privileges, log on to the machine where
you installed the Sybase Software Asset Management (SySAM)
software.

2

Create a script that the system will use to start and shutdown. The
main purpose of such a script is to avoid running the License Manager
with root privileges, as these are not required. The following example
script assumes that the SySAM License Manager will be run as the
user sybase, and was installed into /opt/sybase. Change these
parameters to match your specific installation:

#!/bin/sh

#

SYBUSER=sybase

SYBASE=/opt/sybase

SYSAM=$SYBASE/SYSAM-2_0

case "$1" in

'start')

su $SYBUSER -c "echo `date` starting lmgrd

>> $SYSAM/log/boot.log"

nohup su $SYBUSER -c "umask 022;

$SYSAM/bin/sysam start >> $SYBASE/log/boot.log"

;;

'stop')

su $SYBUSER -c "echo `date` stopping lmgrd

>> $SYSAM/log/boot.log"

su $SYBUSER -c "$SYSAM/bin/sysam stop -q

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