This chapter details how to stop and start the Manager. Please remember that the Manager launches automatically after install.

Before restarting a Manager:

Send a message to the active users before stopping or restarting the Manager. Simply click on the E-meetings link from the administration pages. Look at the active meetings and press the View button next to them. From there, you may send a message to all active users or to only those selected.

Windows
The Marratech Manager can only be started and stopped as a Service. Use the Start and Stop options from the Start menu program group as pictured here:

To install a Marratech Manager service, press the Start Menu, Open the Marratech Manager program group, select Service Administration and Install as Service.

Before uninstalling the Marratech Manager server, remember to remove the service first. To do so, , press the Start Menu, Open the Marratech Manager program group, select Service Administration and Uninstall Service.

To start, stop or restart the Manager, simply use the Start service and Stop service shortcuts.

Mac OS X
The Manager will start automatically when rebooting. Additionaly you can start and stop the Manager using the shortcuts in your setup folder.

To start and stop the Manager simply open the Marratech Manager application folder: Since it is a server process, your Administrator's password will be prompted.

To stop it, choose the Stop option.

If you wish to use the terminal:

• To start:
  
  sudo SystemStarter start MarratechManager3.5
  

To install or remove the Autostart feature, simply execute the InstallAustostart and UninstallAutosStart programs in the Applications folder.

Linux
Choosing the automatic restart option during the installation phase is recommended. In addition to the Manager starting automatically when rebooting, you will be able to start and stop the Manager using the System Starter in a UNIX terminal:

   /etc/init.d/MarratechManager start
   /etc/init.d/MarratechManager stop
   /etc/init.d/MarratechManager restart

To install a the autostart feature manually simply run the InstallAutostart.sh script as sudo from the bin directory.

Note that the command may be located at a different location on your system and that the command name matches the node name you assigned during installation.