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Dear All

I have easy question but I don't know "How to Check Status TD and OD".
Now, TS and OD can start complate. If I want to check status
TS and OD I can check from Service of OS. But some time I'm
not check by myself. So I want to know command line for check
status TD and OD.After I know command line.I can tell oper team
for use this command.

Who know please tell me. Thank You.

My OS is Windows 2003 Ent.

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Adam Stoller

Dear All

I have easy question but I don't know "How to Check Status TD and OD".
Now, TS and OD can start complate. If I want to check status
TS and OD I can check from Service of OS. But some time I'm
not check by myself. So I want to know command line for check
status TD and OD.After I know command line.I can tell oper team
for use this command.

Who know please tell me. Thank You.

My OS is Windows 2003 Ent.

I suggest you or a member of the operations team take the Administering TeamSite course - that and/or read the manuals.

However, I believe the commands you are looking for are iwstat and iwodcmd serverstatus

Frederik

while we're at it... any CLT that reports on the iwservlet (tomcat) status?

(the other day we had iwservlet dying from out-of-memory while everything else was cool... of course the logfiles were there to let us know of the problem)

ISCBorisB

while we're at it... any CLT that reports on the iwservlet (tomcat) status?

(the other day we had iwservlet dying from out-of-memory while everything else was cool... of course the logfiles were there to let us know of the problem)

There is no CLT to get Tomcat status...
Since you are on some incarnation of Unix ps -ef | grep -i servlet | grep -v grep but I'm sure you know that...

nipper

There is no CLT to get Tomcat status...
Since you are on some incarnation of Unix ps -ef | grep -i servlet | grep -v grep but I'm sure you know that...

Yea and on DOS you can do similar. I also hit the URL with my monitor script to verify the process is not just there, but actuallly functioning.

Andy

ISCBorisB

Yea and on DOS you can do similar...

How? Are there OOTB Windows commands I can use in a similar fashion?
Please note that I am not allowed to install something like GNUWin 'ps' on Production Machines.

I ended up using a script - That is not considered a security breach, go figure... :-)

nipper

Probably the same as what you have done, but it is in a perl script that I run every minute:



my $host = `hostname`;
my $command = "net start";
my $results = `$command`;
my @process_list=("Interwoven AccessService", "Interwoven Event Subsystem", "Interwoven OpenAPI Service",
                  "Interwoven OpenDeploy 60 Service", "Interwoven OpenDeploy UI Admin", "Interwoven Proxy",
                  "Interwoven Servlet Engine", "Interwoven TeamSite", "Interwoven TeamSite Search",
                  "Interwoven Web Daemon");

my $process="";
my $out="";

foreach $process (@process_list) {
 if ($results =~ m|\Q$process|) {
  #print "$process is running \n";
  } else {
  print "$process is NOT running \n";
  $out .= $process."\n";
  }
 }

HTH

Andy

ISCBorisB

Probably the same as what you have done...

Similar. I actually used Win32: Smiley Frustrated

ervice::GetServices to get a list.

I have to filter out inactive services, etc... And it's not even portable for all my troubles.
Your idea is simpler and more elegant - Thanks