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Starting and Stopping GMS
Overview
You can start and stop Genesys Mobile Services in the following ways:
Objective | Related procedures and actions |
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Using Solution Control Interface (SCI) | Complete the following procedure: |
Using Genesys Administrator | Complete the following procedure: |
Starting and Stopping GMS Applications Using Solution Control Interface
Prerequisites
- Genesys Mobile Services is installed.
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- From the Applications view in SCI, select Genesys Mobile Services Application object on the list pane.
- Click the appropriate button (Start, Stop, or Stop Gracefully) on the toolbar, or select that command from either the Action menu or the shortcut menu. (Right-clicking your Application object displays the shortcut menu.)
- Click Yes in the confirmation box that appears. Your application obeys the command that you selected.
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For information about how to use SCI, refer to Framework Solution Control Interface Help.
Starting and Stopping GMS Applications Using Genesys Administrator
Prerequisites
- Genesys Mobile Services is installed.
Start
- Log in to Genesys Administrator.
- On the Provisioning tab, select Environment > Applications.
- Select the GMS Application.
- Right-click the application, and then select the appropriate command from the drop-down menu. These three choices apply:
- Start applications
- Stop applications
- Stop applications gracefully
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Configuring a Delay for Graceful Shutdown
When you select a graceful shutdown, the Solution Control Server (SCS) sends a suspend message to GMS, so that GMS sets itself to OFFLINE. Load Balancer will no longer send requests to this GMS. After a configurable delay, SCS sends a STOP signal, and the GMS will stop. To configure this delay:
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- In Configuration Manager, select the GMS Application.
- On the Annex tab, sml section, set the suspending-wait-timeout to the desired value:
- Default Value: 10
- Valid Values: 5-600
For additional information about this option, see suspending-wait-timeout in the Common Configuration Options Reference.
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Creating GMS Related Alarms
The following alarms can be raised by Genesys Mobile Services based on system status/configuration:
- Resources Configuration Alarm (EventId 2000): This alarm is raised by GMS when the server detects a problem on resources configuration (Duplicated DN on same/different Groups)
- No more resources Alarm (EventId 2001): This alarm is raised by GMS when no more resources are available in GMS (LOCAL or CLUSTER strategy).
- web_port option Alarm (EventId 2002): This alarm is raised by GMS when the web_port option is not equal to the jetty HTTP port.
To create Alarms, refer to Creating the SCS Alarm Conditions.