460 Changing WLAN Management Software Services PreferencesNN47250-102 (320666-G Version 02.01)Starting or Stopping WLAN Management Software Services onLinix SystemsYou can start or stop the service manually by typing commands at the command line or automatically byconfiguring the service as a daemon.After WLAN Management Software Services is started, you must enable the WLAN Management Softwareclient to access the service. (See “Connecting to WMS Services”.)Linux Example—SUSE 9.1The recommended way to add services to a SUSE 9.1 installation is with the insserv command. Entercommands such as the following (as root):suse# cd /etc/init.dsuse# ln -s /opt/wms/bin/wms-services wms-servicessuse# insserv wms-servicesLinux Example—Red Hat WS 3The recommended way to add services to a Red Hat WS 3 system is with the chkconfig command. Entercommands such as the following (as root):redhat# cd /etc/init.dredhat# ln -s /opt/wms/bin/wms-services wms-servicesredhat# chkconfig --add wms-servicesStarting or Stopping the Service ManuallyTo start WLAN Management Software services, open a Terminal window, either by using the shortcut on thedock, or by browsing to the /Applications/Utilities directory and launching Terminal from there.In the Terminal window, change to the bin directory in the WLAN Management Software installation direc-tory. By default, this is /Applications/WLAN Management Software/bin. For example:# cd /Applications/WMS /binStart WLAN Management Software services by entering the following command:# sudo ./ wms-services startEnter the password, if prompted.After starting WLAN Management Software services, you can stop or restart them with the followingcommands:# sudo ./ wms-services stop# sudo ./ wms-services restartEither of these commands may require you to enter a password.These examples assume that WLAN Management Software Services are installed in the default location.
