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How to install the Foglight Agent Manager as a service? -
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The FglAM has been installed on the Windows client, but there is no option to install the FglAM as a service.How to install the Foglight Agent Manager (FglAM) as a service? -
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The service control is built right into the Fglam.exe binary, and when running "fglam.exe -help" all the options will be displayed. The options are:
Options Details -s,--start Start the FglAM -q,--stop Stop the running FglAM process -w,--wait When sending a shutdown message to the FglAM process, wait indefinitely for it to exit -i,--install-service Installs the FglAM as a Windows service -r,--remove-service Stops and removes FglAM Windows service -b,--start-service Starts the FglAM Windows service -j,--jvm-argument Set an option to be passed directly to the Java VM. Can be use multiple times to set more than one VM option. -p,--classpath Adds entries to the classpath used by the Java VM. This is optional as the default classpath will already be set. -v,--version Display the version number for this program and exit -t,--thread-dump Requests a thread dump from the running application. This is written to a separate log file in the application's installation directory --support-bundle Requests a support bundle from the running application. The support bundle will be created in an application specific location. -h,--help Show this information and exit -l,--location Sets the location of the state directory for this instance of Foglight Agent Manager. If none is provided, the default location of "state" is used. Relative names are resolved against the default state directory. --create-state Creates the user specified state directory and populate it with default configuration files. This will fail if the directory already exists. To install as a service execute "fglam.exe -i" at the FglAM home. For example:C:\Quest_Software\Foglight_Agent_Manager\bin>fglam.exe -i