This topic explains how to start the OpenEdge Command Center server on the Windows and Linux platforms. Before starting the server, ensure that all the configurations are completed.

Start the OpenEdge Command Center server on Windows

You can start the OpenEdge Command Center server on Windows as a service or as a process based on your configuration during the installation.

Start the server installed as a service

To start the OpenEdge Command Center server:
  1. Open the Task Manager on your system where the server is installed as a service using an account with administrator privileges.
  2. Navigate to the Services tab and locate ProgressOpenEdgeCommandCenterServer2.0 in the list.
  3. To start the server that is installed as a service, right-click ProgressOpenEdgeCommandCenterServer2.0 and click Start.

Start the server installed as a process

To start the OpenEdge Command Center server:
Note: Progress recommends not to start the server as a process if you selected the Install Server as a Service option during installation.
  1. Open the command shell in the Run as administrator mode.
  2. Navigate to the directory where the server is installed.
  3. To start the server that is installed as a process, type the following command:
    oeccserver.bat start

    To know more about the oeccserver utility, see OECCSERVER utility.

Start the OpenEdge Command Center server on Linux

You can start the OpenEdge Command Center server on Linux as a service or as a process based on your configuration during the installation.
Note: Do not use the Proenv environment command shell to start the OpenEdge Command Center server. It can result in errors.

Start the server installed as a service

To start the OpenEdge Command Center server:
  1. Open the Linux shell with Super User or root privileges.
  2. To start the server that is installed as a service, type the following command:
    systemctl start ProgressOpenEdgeCommandCenterServer2.0.service

Start the server installed as a process

To start the OpenEdge Command Center server:
Note: Progress recommends not to start the server as a process if you selected the Install Server as a Service option during installation.
  1. Open the Linux shell with Super User or root privileges.
  2. Navigate to the directory where the server is installed.
  3. To start the server that is installed as a process, type the following command:
    ./oeccserver start

    To know more about the oeccserver utility, see OECCSERVER utility.