HCL Workload Automation, Version 9.4

Starting and stopping the Dynamic Workload Console

Options on starting and stopping the Dynamic Workload Console.

To start and stop the Dynamic Workload Console, related to a Jazz for Service Management extension for WebSphere profile, you must start and stop the WebSphere Application Server instance by using one of the following options:

wastools installed for the Dynamic Workload Console:

To Start the Dynamic Workload Console:

On Windows operating systems:

<DWC_INST_DIR>\wastools\startWas.bat

On UNIX and Linux operating systems

<DWC_INST_DIR>/wastools/startWas.sh

To Stop the Dynamic Workload Console:

On Windows operating systems

<DWC_INST_DIR>\wastools\stopWas.bat

On UNIX and Linux operating systems:

<DWC_INST_DIR>/wastools/stopWas.sh

where <DWC_INST_DIR> is the Dynamic Workload Console installation directory.

For more information about the utilities usage, see Administration Guide: Application server tasks.

Note: When you start or stop the Dynamic Workload Console, related to a Jazz for Service Management extension for WebSphere profile, you are prompt to insert the credentials for the profile. To avoid this behaviour, run the command with -direct option.

WebSphere Application Server native commands:

To Start the Dynamic Workload Console:

On Windows operating systems:

<JAZZSM_INSTALL_DIR>\profile\bin\startServer.bat 
<app_server>

On UNIX and Linux operating systems:

<JAZZSM_INSTALL_DIR>/profile/bin/startServer.sh 
<app_server>

To Stop the Dynamic Workload Console:

On Windows operating systems:

<JAZZSM_INSTALL_DIR>\profile\bin\stopServer.bat 
<app_server> 
-user <user_id> -password <user_id_pw>

On UNIX and Linux operating systems:

<JAZZSM_INSTALL_DIR>/profile/bin/stopServer.sh 
<app_server> 
-user <user_id> -password <user_id_pw>

where:

<JAZZSM_INSTALL_DIR>: Is the directory where the Jazz for Service Management extension for WebSphere is installed.
<app_server>: Is the server name specified in the Jazz for Service Management extension for WebSphere profile related to the Dynamic Workload Console. The default is server1.
<user_id>: Is the administrator user ID specified when installing the Dynamic Workload Console.
<user_id_pw>: Is the administrator user ID password specified when installing the Dynamic Workload Console.