IBM BPM Process Center starting and stopping by Command Prompt

Introduction

After you install and configure IBM® Business Process Manager, we can use the BPMConfig command to start and stop the Process Center. We run the BPMConfig command with the start option, it sends instructions to start all of the servers that are defined in the clusters and returns the command completion status. In some cases, the command status might return as completed before all of the servers have been started (delays). Verify in the Process Admin Console that all of the servers are started and that the applications are started before processing any events, such as starting the Process Designer.

Overview

Start Process Center

Start Deployment Manager

We need to follow below command to start Deployment Manager Server.

startManager.bat

Start NodeAgent

We need to follow below command to start NodeAgent Server.

startNode.bat

Start SingleClusterMember

We need to follow below command to start SingleClusterMember Server.

startServer.bat <SingleClusterMemberName>

Check Server Status

We need to follow below command to Check Server Status.

serverStatus.bat -all -username <username> -password <password>

Below figures will show detail steps.

Stop Process Center

Stop SingleClusterMember

We need to follow below command to stop SingleClusterMember Server.

stopServer.bat <SingleClusterMemberName> -username <username> -password <password>

Stop NodeAgent

We need to follow below command to Stop NodeAgent Server.

stopNode.bat -username <username> -password <password>

Stop Deployment Manager

We need to follow below command to stop Deployment Manager Server.

stopManager.bat -username <username> -password <password>

Check Server Status

We need to follow below command to Check Server Status.

serverStatus.bat -all -username <username> -password <password>

Below figures will show detail steps.

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