How to use Applications Manager's surun command to free up ports on Unix/Linux
Article ID: 89770
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Products
CA Automic Applications Manager (AM)
Issue/Introduction
How to use Applications Manager's surun command to free up ports on Unix/Linux
Environment
Release: AAMOS499000-8.0-Automic Applications Manager-OS400 Agent
Component:
Component:
Resolution
Applicable to Applications Manager Versions: v7.1, v8.0
Symptoms
If a port required by Applications Manager (AM) is in use by another process the AM processes will not start and a message will be displayed that the port is already in use.
Solution
Stop the Applications Manager processes, and run the following command from the $AW_HOME/c directory to free up the port.
surun - free <port number>
This will free up the port so that you should be able to restart all of the Applications Manager processes successfully.
Symptoms
If a port required by Applications Manager (AM) is in use by another process the AM processes will not start and a message will be displayed that the port is already in use.
Solution
Stop the Applications Manager processes, and run the following command from the $AW_HOME/c directory to free up the port.
surun - free <port number>
This will free up the port so that you should be able to restart all of the Applications Manager processes successfully.
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