After you add the sudoers definitions to the server's structure,
you must run the ICFM control scripts to enable the cfmadmin user
to stop and start ICFM services.
Procedure
To run the ICFM sudoers-enabled control scripts, select
the instructions for your particular topology:
- Single server topology:
Log in or switch
to the
cfmadmin user and then run the
ICFM.1.sudo-ctl-all.sh script
on the
ICFM server:
# ./icfm.1.sudo-ctl-all.sh stop | start
cd /opt/IBM/icfm/2.0/bin
./icfm.1.sudo-ctl-all.sh start
- Three server topology:
Choose one of the
following options. You can either run a separate script on each server
(Analytics, Core, and Data), or run a common control script from any
of the three ICFM servers.
- Option 1: Log in or switch to the cfmadmin user
and then run each of the following scripts on the server indicated:
- Analytics server – ICFM.3.sudo-ctl-analytic-all.sh
- Core server – ICFM.3.sudo-ctl-core-all.sh
- Data server – ICFM.3.sudo-ctl-data-all.sh
For example, as the
cfmadmin user on
the Core server, enter the following commands:
# ./icfm.3.sudo-ctl-core-all.sh stop | start | status
cd /opt/IBM/icfm/2.0/bin
./icfm.3.sudo-ctl-core-all.sh stop
- Option 2: Log in or switch to the cfmadmin user
and then run the ICFM.3.sudo-ctl.sh script.
This
option calls the server-specific control script on the appropriate
server. For example, as the
cfmadmin user from any
server, enter the following commands:
# ./icfm.3.sudo-ctl.sh stop | start | status icfm_server_type
cd /opt/IBM/icfm/2.0/bin
./icfm.3.sudo-ctl.sh start data
Where valid
icfm_server_type values
are
analytic,
core, and
data.