For Central

Follow the steps mentioned below to start OpManager DE Central as a service on a Linux box.

1. Save the attached 'opmanagercentral.txt' file at the location /etc/init.d/ as opmanagercentral
    This will make the service run as "opmanagercentral". If you want to run the service in another name, you can rename the saved file to reflect the same.

2. Edit the MDIR variable in this file which should point to the bin folder of OpManager DE Central               Installation directory. Typically, the default installation folder on a Linux box will be                                /opt/AdventNet/ME/OpManager/Central. Hence the value for MDIR will be

    MDIR=/opt/AdventNet/ME/OpManager/Central/bin

    Note: If you install Central in some other location, give the correct path for the variable.

3. Provide executable permissions for the above file using

    chmod 755 /etc/init.d/opmanagercentral

4. Use chkconfig command to add opmanager as a service

    chkconfig --add opmanagercentral

For Probe

Follow the steps mentioned below to start OpManager DE Probe as a service on a linux box.

1. Save the attached 'opmanagerprobe.txt' file at the location /etc/init.d/ as opmanagerprobe
    This will make the service run as "opmanagerprobe". If you want to run the service in another name, you can rename the saved file to reflect the same.

2. Edit the MDIR variable in this file which should point to the bin folder of OpManager DE Probe               Installation directory. Typically, the default installation folder on a Linux box will be                                /opt/AdventNet/ME/OpManager/Probe. Hence the value for MDIR will be

    MDIR=/opt/AdventNet/ME/OpManager/Probe/bin

    Note: If you install Probe in some other location, give the correct path like above.

3. Provide executable permissions for the above file using

    chmod 755 /etc/init.d/opmanagerprobe

4. Use chkconfig command to add 'opmanagerprobe' as a service

    chkconfig --add opmanagerprobe

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