pw system status
The pw system status command provides a view of all BMC ProactiveNet processes that are required to be running for the system to function properly.
The command format is as follows:
pw system status
The following is an example of the pw server process list.
Servers/Daemon Processes
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services 3388
httpd 13456
jserver 15512
ronet_agent 3428
pronet_cntl 14740
tunnelproxy 14220
rate 14488
dbsrv 13472
mcell 11360
acell 10008
Possible return errors
- pw agent start|stop|status is displayed. You are logged in to the BMC ProactiveNet Agent instead of BMC ProactiveNet Server.
Resolution: Log into the correct computer and try again. - Command not found is displayed. You are logged in to a server that has neither BMC ProactiveNet Server nor BMC ProactiveNet Agent installed
Resolution: Log in to the correct computer and try again.
The process list shows the condition of BMC ProactiveNet Server processes.
Possible display errors
Processes not running properly are denoted by: (961 > max 1), and processes not running at all are denoted by (!Not Running!).
Sample window displaying pw system status with errors
If there are any errors, enter the following command to restart processes and clear the errors:
pw system start
Enter the following command again:
pw system status
If errors persists, contact BMC technical support for assistance.
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