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Initially Starting the
EMS Server
Using Windows
Shortcut Options
EMS uses a client-server deployment model. You must start the EMS
server before starting the EMS GUI or CLI clients.
If you are setting up a Server Failover EMS system, you should now refer
to
Chapter 4"Server Failover Configuration" "Setting Up Server Failover"
in this guide.
Run the EMS server in either a terminal window (using either shortcut
options or a command prompt) or as a daemon. For more information on
running the server as a daemon, see
Daemon
on
page
To start the EMS server using shortcut options:
1 From the desktop, double-click the EMS Server icon.
Figure 16 EMS Server Shortcut Icon
Double-click the
EMS Server shortcut
icon
You can also start the EMS server by navigating from a command line to
the location of the FDServer.jar file and entering
A Java-based EMS Server window opens showing the progress of the
EMS server startup sequence.
If this is a new installation, the EMS Server will start in Evaluation
■
Mode and will support up to 20 devices without an activation key.
If the installation is upgrading from a previous version of EMS it does
■
not need a new activation key
2 After the server has completed its startup sequence, you can minimize
the EMS Server window.
CAUTION: Do not close the EMS Server GUI using the system close
button. The server must be properly shut down using the "quit"
command to maintain database integrity.
To access the server console commands available, see "Displaying Server
Console Commands" in the "Enterprise Management Server
Starting the EMS Server as a
195.
Initially Starting the EMS Server
runServer
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