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Onteon Node Manager - Management

Start and stop

Service

Linux

If you have Onteon Node Manager installed as a service (which can be achieved with the installation scripts), you can control it with systemctl e.g.:

  • sudo systemctl start onteon-node-manager.service
  • sudo systemctl stop onteon-node-manager.service

Windows

  1. Press Win + R.
  2. Type services.msc and press Enter.
  3. Find Onteon Node Manager and control it.

Script

If you have Onteon Node Manager installed from tar (read more about manual installation), you can run it in background by executing ./onteon-node-manager/start.sh or in foreground, with additional -f flag: ./onteon-node-manager/start.sh . To stop Node Manager, you need to kill the process, which pid can be found in onteon-node-manager/log/node-manager/ONTEON_PID file. 

$ cat onteon-node-manager/log/node-manager/ONTEON\_PID 501 $ kill -SIGTERM 501