Running the Micetro Components (Central, Agents)

Windows

Micetro Central

Micetro Central runs as a service and you can start and stop Micetro Central using the Services application. You can also control Micetro Central using these command line options:

mmcentral –i

Installs Micetro Central as a service

mmcentral –u

Uninstalls Micetro Central

mmcentral –start

Starts the Micetro Central service

mmcentral –stop

Stops the Micetro Central service

mmcentral –v

Displays version information

mmcentral –h

Displays available command line options for Micetro Central

Micetro Agents

The Micetro DNS agent runs as a service and you can start and stop the agent using the Services application. You can also control the Micetro DNS agent using these command line options:

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mmremote –i

Installs the Micetro DNS agent as a service

mmremote –u

Uninstalls the Micetro DNS agent

mmremote –start

Starts the Micetro DNS agent service

mmremote –stop

Stops the Micetro DNS agent service

mmremote –v

Displays version information

mmremote –h

Displays available command line options for the Micetro DNS agent


Linux

After installation, all Micetro components are configured as system processes available through systemctl. Only use systemctl to stop, (re)start, and query the status of the components:

systemctl status|start|stop|restart mmcentral
systemctl status|start|stop|restart mmremote

You can set several options when starting Micetro Central (by default /usr/sbin/mmcentral):

-ll <level>

Micetro Central sends event messages to the system log. You can change the log level for Micetro Central by using the –ll command-line option when starting the daemon. Possible levels are 0 - 5 (the default value is 3)

-p <port>

Set port number to listen to (default 1231)

-u <user>

Specifies the user name or user id that the program should run as

-g <group>

Specifies the group name or group id that the program should run as

-d <path>

Sets the path where the data files should be located (the default path is /var/mmsuite/mmcentral)

-v

Displays version information

–h

Displays available command line options for Micetro Central

For example:

mmcentrald -p 9876 -ll 5 -d /temp/data