Services, Sites, and Systems
Systems
Systems
A system is a computer with web sites managed by WebQoS.
Add a System
WebQoS automatically discovers systems and their web sites (see “Auto Discovery” on page 43 for more information). The systems must have the SCA (the Web Services component on UNIX and the Services for IIS component on Windows) installed and the web sites must be running.
In UNIX, to add a system, run the setup script on it. Once setup has been run, the system’s sites (determined by the root pathname you entered in the setup script), when started, are also automatically added. For more information about the setup script, refer to “WebQoS setup Script (UNIX)” on page 30.
In Windows, to add a system, run the W2KWebQoS.exe installation file (if you downloaded the software from the Internet) or the setup.exe program on the CD and install the Services for IIS component on the system. For more information, refer to the release note.
Delete a System
You can delete a system from your WebQoS domain using the management console or by running the setup script.
If you are deleting a system running the SCO, do the following:
1.Stop the SCO on the system to be deleted. Refer to “Restarting Individual WebQoS Components” on page 30 for more information.
2.On another system in your WebQoS domain, using the setup script, install and enable an SCO. You must have one (and only one) SCO running in your WebQoS domain.
3.From the management console, highlight the system in the services/systems view area.
4.Select Actions: Delete
5.Verify that you want to delete the system.
If you are deleting a system running the SCA, do the following:
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