Controlling the ICG Daemon
The ICG is started automatically on system boot and immediately after its installation. Additionally, there are commands to control the ICG during operation.
You must use Systemd or SysVInit commands exclusively. For example, you cannot restart an ICG daemon started with Systemd with a SysVInit command.
Although the commands return immediately, the ICG takes 10 to 15 seconds to actually start or stop.
On Systemd Installations (recommended)
You can issue the following commands as root:
View the ICG status:
systemctl status icg-server.service
Start the ICG:
systemctl start icg-server.service
Restart the ICG (after configuration changes):
systemctl restart icg-server.service
Stop the ICG:
systemctl stop icg-server.service
On Systems using SysVInit
You can issue the following commands as root:
Start the ICG:
/etc/init.d/tomcat start
Restart the ICG (after configuration changes):
/etc/init.d/tomcat restart
Stop the ICG:
/etc/init.d/tomcat stop