Starting and Stopping AIM Application Services

Note: For the jboss, aimService, and allservices scripts, if the DISPLAY environment variable is not set, or there is no “ X” server installed on the system, do not use the console option. The console option attempts to start everything in a dtterm or xterm window.

You must start the following AIM application services before you can use a Web browser to connect and log in to the AIM application. You can start all services at once (see Starting All Services Simultaneously) or start them individually (see Starting Each Service Individually). If you start the services individually, start them in the following order:

1. mySQL—Open source database that stores information required for AIM application operation. For more detail about the command options for starting mySQL see mysql.
2. jboss—The underlying AIM application server. For more detail about the command options for starting jboss, see jboss.
3. aimService—Background service that communicates with Juniper Support Systems. For more detail about the command options for starting aimService, see aimService.
4. aimJDCService—Background service that starts the Juniper Data Collector. For more detail about the command options for starting aimJDCService, see aimJDCService.

Starting All Services Simultaneously

To start all the services at once, use the following command:

Starting Each Service Individually

To start each service individually, use the following commands in order:

Note: The jboss Service and database MUST be running before you start the aimService.

Stopping All Services Simultaneously

To stop all the services at once, use the following command:

Stopping Each Service Individually

To stop each service individually, use the following commands: