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Restarting OpenDeploy receiver manually

asalim

Hello,

how do I restart the OpenDeploy receiver manually on Linux.
I found two scripts in .../openDeploy/OpenDeployNG/etc/init.d calling 'iwod60' and 'iwodsnmp60'. Are these the scripts to restart the OpenDeploy receiver in case of a failure?

And how do I check, that the OD receiver is running?

Thanks a lot,
Alexander
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TS: 6.5 SP3
OD: 6.1
Windows Server 2003 R1

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buddha1

how do I check, that the OD receiver is running?

the answer is : go to the path $iw-home/OpenDeployNG/bin and run this command iwodserverstatus. you can see whether the OD is running or not. You shud get the response as follows:
OpenDeploy server host: localhost, RMI registry port: 9173
OpenDeploy server is alive.
0 deployments are currently active.
Thanks

nipper

That is *if* the receiver install includes iwodserverstatus

I know it is a limited install, and do not have a receiver that I can test on currently.

Adam Stoller

how do I restart the OpenDeploy receiver manually on Linux.
I found two scripts in .../openDeploy/OpenDeployNG/etc/init.d calling 'iwod60' and 'iwodsnmp60'. Are these the scripts to restart the OpenDeploy receiver in case of a failure?

init.d/iwod60 is for stopping/starting/restarting the OpenDeploy server process
init.d/iwodsnmp60 is for stopping/starting/restarting the OpenDeploy SNMP process - which only means something if you are using an SNMP monitoring system

And how do I check, that the OD receiver is running?

ODHOME/bin/iwodcmd serverstatus