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Manage Integration Services

OpsCx for VROPS enables you to manage its event, topology, and metric integration services.

Starting and Stopping the Services

While you do not need to manually start or stop the integration services of OpsCx for VROPS in normal circumstances, there may be cases when this action is necessary. To start or stop the integration services, perform these steps:

  1. Open a Command Prompt window (command shell).

  2. If OpsCx for VROPS is hosted on a Linux system, change the current directory:

    cd /opt/OV/bin

  3. To start or stop all integration services (in a consolidated setup) or the shared integration service on the Operations Connector host (in a distributed setup), run the appropriate command:

    ovc -start VROPS

    ovc -stop VROPS

  4. In a consolidated setup, to start or stop the event, topology, or metric integration service, run the appropriate command:

    ovc -start <ServiceName>

    ovc -stop <ServiceName>

    In these instances, <ServiceName> is vropse, vropst or vropsm.

Restarting the Services

After reconfiguring OpsCx for VROPS, you must restart its integration services. You can restart either all integration services or a specific service if only a specific configuration file has changed. Perform these steps:

  1. Open a Command Prompt window (command shell).

  2. If OpsCx for VROPS is hosted on a Linux system, change the current directory:

    cd /opt/OV/bin

  3. To restart all integration services (in a consolidated setup) or the shared integration service on the Operations Connector host (in a distributed setup), run the following command:

    ovc -restart VROPS

  4. In a consolidated setup, to restart the event, topology, and metric integration services individually, run the following commands:

    ovc -restart vropse

    ovc -restart vropst

    ovc -restart vropsm

Checking the Service States

Using the OpsCx for VROPS command-line interface, you can also check whether the integration services are running. Perform these steps:

  1. Open a Command Prompt window.

  2. If OpsCx for VROPS is hosted on a Linux system, change the current directory:

    cd /opt/OV/bin

  3. To check the states of all integration services (in a consolidated setup) or the shared integration service on the Operations Connector host (in a distributed setup), run the following command:

    ovc -status VROPS

  4. In a consolidated setup, to check the individual status of the event, topology, and metric integration services, run the following commands:

    ovc -status vropse

    ovc -status vropst

    ovc -status vropsm