SecureTransport 5.4 Administrator Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Use the operating system to monitor SecureTransport processes As an alternative to the Monitor server, you can monitor the state of specific processes using operating system tools. There are two categories of processes, those that implement file transfer and related functions and those that implement the administrative functions. You need to know their process IDs to monitor them. The following topics describe the file transfer and admin processes: File transfer processes Admin processes Related topics: Manage server operations Manage the FTP server Manage the HTTP server Manage the AS2 server Manage the SSH server Manage the PeSIT server Manage the Transaction Manager server Manage the Proxy server on SecureTransport Edge Manage the Monitor server File transfer processes For file transfer, there are six parent processes to monitor: java – AS2 proxy server java – FTP server java – HTTP server java – PeSIT server java – SSH server java – Transaction Manager server mysqld – Embedded (MySQL) database server, when used The first five processes all interact with the Transaction Manager server. The process IDs for each for these processes can be found in <FILEDRIVEHOME>/var/run. The files are called: as2d.pid ftpd.pid httpd.pid pesitd.pid sshd.pid tm-java.pid db.pid Admin processes For administration functions, there is one parent processes to monitor: java – Tomcat Admin server It interacts with the file transfer processes by manipulating configuration and performing signaling. The process ID for this process can be found in <FILEDRIVEHOME>/var/run/admin/tomcat.pid. Related Links
Use the operating system to monitor SecureTransport processes As an alternative to the Monitor server, you can monitor the state of specific processes using operating system tools. There are two categories of processes, those that implement file transfer and related functions and those that implement the administrative functions. You need to know their process IDs to monitor them. The following topics describe the file transfer and admin processes: File transfer processes Admin processes Related topics: Manage server operations Manage the FTP server Manage the HTTP server Manage the AS2 server Manage the SSH server Manage the PeSIT server Manage the Transaction Manager server Manage the Proxy server on SecureTransport Edge Manage the Monitor server File transfer processes For file transfer, there are six parent processes to monitor: java – AS2 proxy server java – FTP server java – HTTP server java – PeSIT server java – SSH server java – Transaction Manager server mysqld – Embedded (MySQL) database server, when used The first five processes all interact with the Transaction Manager server. The process IDs for each for these processes can be found in <FILEDRIVEHOME>/var/run. The files are called: as2d.pid ftpd.pid httpd.pid pesitd.pid sshd.pid tm-java.pid db.pid Admin processes For administration functions, there is one parent processes to monitor: java – Tomcat Admin server It interacts with the file transfer processes by manipulating configuration and performing signaling. The process ID for this process can be found in <FILEDRIVEHOME>/var/run/admin/tomcat.pid.