Verifying AMS status: SuSE and Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Procedure
1. To verify that AMS is installed, enter the following command: rpm –qi amsd.
2. To verify that AMS is running, enter one of the following commands:
• SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7—systemctl status
smad; systemctl status amsd.
• SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6— service smad status;
service amsd status.
Verifying AMS status: VMware
Procedure
1. Verify that AMS is installed.
a. Access the VMware host from the VMware vSphere Client.
b. Navigate to the Inventory > Configuration > Health Status tab for the server.
c. Click the plus sign (+) next to Software Components.
The software installed on the host is listed. The AMS component includes the string amsd.
The full name of the AMS component is different for each supported version of ESX/ESXi.
2. To verify that AMS is running, enter the following command: /etc/init.d/ams.sh status.
Verifying AMS status: Ubuntu
Procedure
1. To verify that AMS is installed, enter the following command: dpkg -l amsd.
2. To verify that AMS is running, enter one of the following commands:
• Ubuntu 14—systemctl status smad; systemctl status amsd.
• Ubuntu 12—service smad status; service amsd status.
Restarting AMS
Procedure
• Windows—Navigate to the Windows Services page and restart AMS.
• SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7—Enter the following command:
systemctl restart smad; systemctl restart amsd.
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