Managing your Automic Automation System

As a system administrator, you centrally manage connections and monitor them. You also upkeep the system to guarantee its reliable operation.

Managing your Automic Automation system encompasses different areas:

ServiceManager: Allows you to start, stop and access components such as the Automation Engine processes or agents from a central point.

More information:

• ServiceManager

  • CAPKI - Securing the ServiceManager

  • ServiceManager - Service

  • ServiceManager - Dialog Program

  • ServiceManager - Command Line Program (CLI)

Other management tasks: These tasks allow you to manage, monitor, and control your system.

• Managing ILM Partitions

• Automation Engine Management

  • Processes and Utilization

  • Database

  • System Upgrade

• Configuration & Performance

• Diagnostic Tools

  • Logging/Trace

  • LOG_DUMP

  • TRACE

  • TRACE_DUMP

• Controlled Computer Restart - Best Practices

• Cache

• License

• System Monitoring

  • External Monitoring Interface (EMI)

• SNMP Support

  • Automation Engine and SNMP

  • Agent Mode on UNIX

  • Automation Engine SNMP Subagent FAQ and Glossary

  • Windows SNMP Service Configuration

  • Net-SNMP License

Education

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The following course(s) are associated with this topic:

• Automic Automation Administration Standard

See also:

• Configuring Automic Automation
• Administration Perspective
• Administration Perspective