(In the following instructions, inside adskscmX, X should be replaced with SCM major release)
The Simulation Compute Manager is controlled via a standard systemd service file located at /usr/lib/systemd/system/adskscmX.service
Control the Simulation Compute Manager by calling systemctl via the command line in the following manner:
sudo systemctl {option} adskscmXwhere {option} is one of the following:
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
| start |
Starts the Simulation Compute Manager |
| stop |
Stops the Simulation Compute Manager |
| status |
Queries whether or not the Simulation Compute Manager is running |
| restart |
Stops, then restarts the Simulation Compute Manager. This command is useful when you need to force a reread of the configuration files. |
| enable |
Starts SimulationCompute service automatically on boot. |
| edit |
Edit the service via systemctl |
By default, the Simulation Compute Manager is configured to start, automatically, for run levels 2, 3, 4 and 5. When the machine is restarted this means the Simulation Compute Manager also restarts automatically.