Scheduling an AgilePoint Server Restart in Windows Service Mode

Prerequisites

• Microsoft Windows PowerShell is installed on your machine.

Navigation

1. Open Notepad.

Instructions

1. In NotePad, create a new file with the following command, and save it as a PowerShell script file with a name such as apserverrestart.ps1:

   Restart-Service [AgilePoint Server Manager service name]

   If you have multiple AgilePoint Server service instances, create a separate script file for each instance.

2. If you have an NLB environment, in NotePad, create a new file with the following command, and save it as a PowerShell script file with a name such as csmrestart.ps1:

   Restart-Service [Cluster Server Manager service name]

3. In Notepad, create a new file with the following command, and save it as a batch file with a name such as apserverrestart.bat:

   PowerShell -command "& '[path]\apserverrestart.ps1' "

   If you have multiple AgilePoint Server service instances, create a separate script file for each instance.

4. If you have an NLB environment, in Notepad, create a new file with the following command, and save it as a batch file with a name such as csmrestart.bat:

   PowerShell -command "& '[path]\csmrestart.ps1' "

5. Use Windows Scheduler to execute the batch files according to the schedule you want.
   Note: In an NLB environment, AgilePoint recommends restarting the servers on different days to maintain system availability. If you restart them on the same day, it is possible to experience system downtime.