Service restart procedures

Introduction

In the event of faults, services can be restarted using this utility instead of using the Windows Service Management function.

IMPORTANT: to restart services and identify fault causes, take service interdependencies into account. See "List of started RCS services" on page 1.

Typical ways to start, stop and restart services are provided below.

Service Commands
RCSDB
  • > rcs-db-service start
  • > rcs-db-service stop
  • > rcs-db-service restart
MongoDB
  • > rcs-db-mongo-service start
  • > rcs-db-mongo-service stop
  • > rcs-db-mongo-service restart
Collector
  • > rcs-collector-service start
  • > rcs-collector-service stop
  • > rcs-collector-service restart
Carrier
  • > rcs-carrier-service start
  • > rcs-carrier-service stop
  • > rcs-carrier-service restart
Network Controller
  • > rcs-controller-service start
  • > rcs-controller-service stop
  • > rcs-controller-service restart
Worker
  • > rcs-worker-service start
  • > rcs-worker-service stop
  • > rcs-worker-service restart
Network Injector

CAUTION: use SSH protocol for all installation, setup and data exchange operations to the remote unit.

To restart the service with the same settings or new ones, open Appliance Control Center, reset if necessary and reboot the service by clicking Restart.

Anonymizer

CAUTION: use SSH protocol for all installation, setup and data exchange operations to the remote unit.

To restart the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/bbproxy restart

To stop the service, enter the following command:

# /etc/init.d/bbproxy stop

IMPORTANT: command syntax refers to the Linux CentOS 6 operating system version.