(DEPRECATED: CLM Server Monitoring is no longer supported and was dropped in version 6.0.3.)
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Alternatives to resetting a CLM Server Monitoring Agent
TBD
Remove the current installation and Install a new Server Monitoring Agent.
Instructions for resetting a CLM Server Monitoring Agent
Instruction example presumptions
Operating System is Linux (you may need to switch / to \, and otherwise change path information, and use repotools-csm.bat instead of sh ./repotools-csm.sh to correctly enter data on Window).
Hosting CLM Server Monitoring Agent on a standalone WebSphere application server at /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/AppSrv02 on server 1 with username admin and password password. (Your AppServer name may be AppSrv01 instead, a different server other than server1, and need a different username and password than listed in the example.)
/csm is the application path assigned to the CLM Server Monitoring Agent in WebSphere Application Server.
The HTTPS port is 9444 in WebSphere Application Server.
The in use server host name for WebSphere Application Server is lab4809.site.
Installation of CLM Server Monitoring Agent is in /opt/IBM/CSMAgent5.0.2 * Operating as a user with enough system priviledges for the listed instructions.
Note: you will need to reload any newer licenses as well, as the previous licensess with the product build may have expired previously.
This is consistent with a new install of CLM Server Monitoring Agent 5.0.1 or 5.0.2.
Instructions
Issue the stop server command as appropriate for the WebSphere Application Server hosting the /csm application.