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Managing Server

Configuring the servers.

Follow the below steps to configure server.

Step 1:
  Enter the details in the respective fields and Click "Save".

  • Server Name: Provide the server name.
  • Friendly Name: Choose the saved user account.
  • Application Name: It will be automatically populated.
  • PID: This displays the Process ID of the application.

Step 2:
  Right-click on the first row and choose "Upload File".This action will upload the selected file to the Linux remote server.

            

Step 3:
  Click on the "Start" button. Upon starting the server, the associated PID will be displayed.

            

  • To access the screen session for the AccessServer, execute the following code in the command prompt:

       screen -r access

This will allow you to reconnect to the previously detached screen session and resume your work with AccessServer.

To stop the command and exit the screen: Press Ctrl + C and then Ctrl + A followed by Ctrl + D.

Screen Command : The "screen" command in Linux lets you open and manage several shell sessions within one ssh session. When you start a process with 'screen', you can disconnect from the session but leave the process running. Later, you can reconnect to the session, and everything is just as you left it.

Step 4:
  Click on the '+' icon.

            

Step 5:
  Right-click on the first row and choose "Fetch Data."

            

  • This will fetch data from the Linux remote server. You have the option to change the selected User Account for configuring file uploads.

Step 6:
  You have two options for uploading files:

  1. Right-click and select "Upload All Files" to upload everything.
  2. Alternatively, you can right-click on specific data and upload them individually.

Step 7:
  Certainly, you are now equipped with the capability to seamlessly initiate and terminate commands as needed.
In order to regain access to your previously detached screen session, kindly execute the ensuing command:

   For Gateway Types: screen -r {commandname}/{ApplicationName And UserID} in lowercase.
   For Server: screen -r {commandname}/{ApplicationName} in lowercase.
   For Spinner: screen -r {commandname}/{UserID} in lowercase.

To stop the command and exit the screen: Press Ctrl + C and then Ctrl + A followed by Ctrl + D.

To delete the row

Follow these steps:
  1. Identify the row you want to delete.
  2. Right-click on the row you wish to remove.
  3. Use one of the following methods:
    a. Press Delete Key: With the row selected, press the "Ctrl" + "Delete" key on your keyboard.
    b. Right-Click and Delete: Right-click on the selected row. From the context menu that appears, look for an option like "Delete Row" Click on this option to delete the row.
    c. Delete Disable Rows: Right-Click and select "Delete Disable Rows"
  4. Confirm the deletion.

To refresh all PIDs

Follow these steps:
  • Use one of the following methods:
      a. Press Refresh Button: Click on refresh button on the specific row.
      b. Right-Click and RefreshAllPIDs: Right-click on the selected row. From the context menu that appears, look for an option like "RefreshPIDs" Click on this option to Refresh all PIDs.

To start/stop all process

  • Use one of the following methods:
      a. Press Start/Stop Button: Click on "Start" or "Stop" button on the specific row.
      b. Right-Click and StartAll/StopAll: Right-click on the selected row. From the context menu that appears, look for an option like "StartAll" or "StopAll" Click on this option to start/Stop all processes.
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