How to Bring Up the DataStage Server in Unix

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pksahu
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How to Bring Up the DataStage Server in Unix

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Hi,
We have re-booted the Unix server. Could anyone please help me how to restart the DataStage 8.0 Service to bring DataStage up?

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This should be part of your boot sequence somewhere. The 3 commands required, if done manually, are:

1. /opt/IBM/IIS/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/startServer.sh server1 -username WasAdministratorUserId -password DoubleSecretProbation
2. /opt/IBM/IIS/InformationServer/ASBNode/bin/NodeAgents.sh start
3. cd $DSHOME
4. bin/uv -admin -start
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Re: How to Bring Up the DataStage Server in Unix

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The DataStage Server is started.

Can you please tell me how to know whether the server is running or not?

Also I was trying to Login the DataStage Client by using the Userid and password. It is showing error that ;

"Failed to authenticate the current user against the selected Domain"

I have given the userid/password what we used to login.

Have you any idea what will be the reason..?

Thanks a lot for all the help .

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search for "Failed to authenticate the current user" and you will get what you want.
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do a "ps -ef | grep Server1" - do you have a process? (If not, then perhaps you used my sample userid/password for was..)
do a "ps -ef | grep rpcd" - do you have a process? Then, finally, check for "ps -ef | grep ASBNode" - you should have 2 processes.
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What?? You mean 'DoubleSecretProbation' isn't everyone's WAS password? :shock:
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I am now worried that now that I've published secret information I will be placed on double secret probation...
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Post by ray.wurlod »

He was misdirecting you deliberately. The actual password is Agent86.
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Post by narayana_382 »

Check for following services and processes on the unix server before you login to datastage:

Datastage Engine: ps -ef|grep dsrpc
Websphere: ps -ef|grep server1
ASBNode: ps -ef|grep ASB*

or if you want to check all at once, you can do
ps -ef|grep IBM|pg
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