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This procedure starts KnowledgeTree.
Note: KnowledgeTree may be installed as a service or as a console. When installing KnowledgeTree as a service (Windows users only), KnowledgeTree and all its components (servers and services) starts and stops automatically with the server. When starting KnowledgeTree as a console, you need to manually start and stop KnowledgeTree, through the Start menu on Windows, or through a terminal on Linux.
This procedure starts KnowledgeTree as a console on Windows.
Note: KnowledgeTree and it's components (Apache, MySQL, Scheduler, OpenOffice, Indexer) can be started, stopped, installed, and uninstalled via the Start menu on Windows.
Perform the following steps:
| 1. | Click Start - All Programs - KnowledgeTree Document Management System Commercial - |
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| 2. | The login page for KnowledgeTree's web interface displays in your browser. |
Note: On first logon after a fresh installation, use the default administrator credentials that are created during the installation:
To protect your system, change the default password at your earliest convenience.
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This procedure starts KnowledgeTree as a console on Linux.
Note: By default, the KnowledgeTree stack installer for Linux installs KnowledgeTree as a console on Linux, and includes the following compulsory components and services, which are required for the proper functioning of KnowledgeTree Document Management System:
Perform the following steps:
| 1. | Open a terminal to start KnowledgeTree via the command line interface. |
| 3. | To start the servers (Apache and MySQL) and all services (OpenOffice, Indexer, Scheduler), enter the following command: ./dmsctl.sh start. |
Note: Use the following commands for these alternative actions:
| • | To stop the KnowledgeTree servers and services, use: ./dmsctl.sh start |
| • | To stop the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl stop apache |
| • | To start the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl start apache |
| • | To restart the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl restart apache |
| • | To stop MySQL only, use: ./dmsctl stop mysql |
| • | To start MySQL server only, use: ./dmsctl start mysql |
| • | To restart MySQL server only, use: ./dmsctl restart mysql |
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