Restart of the server causes the server to read its configuration and accept the
configuration changes, if any. To restart the IBM® Security Guardium® Key Lifecycle Manager server, you can use the graphical user
interface, REST service, or run the server restart scripts.
About this task
To restart server, use the <IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager User> link on welcome
page header bar, Restart Server REST Service, or run the
server script file.
Procedure
- Using graphical user interface
- Log on to the graphical user interface.
- On the Welcome page header bar, click the
<IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager
User> link.
For example, click the SKLMAdmin
link.
- Click Restart Server.
- Click OK.
Note: The IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager server is unavailable for a
few minutes while the restart operation is in progress.
- Using REST interface
- Open a REST client.
- Obtain a unique user authentication identifier to access IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager REST APIs. For more information about the
authentication process, see Authentication process for REST services.
- Run the Restart Server REST Service.
Sample
request:
POST https://localhost:port/SKLM/rest/v1/ckms/servermanagement/restartServer
- Using scripts
- Go to the WAS_HOME\bin directory.
- Windows
-
C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\Liberty\bin
- Linux®
-
/opt/IBM/WebSphere/Liberty/bin
- Stop the server.
- Windows
-
server.bat stop defaultServer
- Linux
-
./stopServer.sh
- Start the server.
- Windows
-
server.bat start defaultServer
- Linux
-
./startServer.sh
Alternatively, you can use the following scripts to restart the server:
- Windows
-
restartLibertyServer.bat WAS_HOME
- Linux
-
./restartLibertyServer.sh WAS_HOME
What to do next
Determine whether IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager is running.
For example, open IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager in a web
browser and log in.
Table 1. Topic change
log
| Date |
Change description |
| 19 April 2022 |
Corrected the commands for stopping and starting WebSphere® Liberty on AIX or Linux. |
| 10 Sept 2021 |
Initial version. |