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Managing the component processes

The Amazon DCV Access Console components, such as Authentication Server, Handler, Web Client, run while processes on their hosts and can be managed using the command systemctl. You can use this command to:

If your components are running on separate hosts, then each command must be executed on each corresponding host.

Checking status of the components

To check the statuses of the components, run the following commands on the hosts that the components are installed on.

sudo systemctl status dcv-access-console-auth-server
sudo systemctl status dcv-access-console-handler
sudo systemctl status dcv-access-console-webclient

Stopping the components

To stop the component processes, run the following commands on the hosts that the components are installed on.

sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-auth-server
sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-handler
sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-webclient

Starting the components

To start the component processes, run the following commands on the hosts that the components are installed on.

sudo systemctl start dcv-access-console-auth-server
sudo systemctl start dcv-access-console-handler
sudo systemctl start dcv-access-console-webclient

Restarting the components

To restart the component processes, run the following commands on the hosts that the components are installed on.

sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-auth-server
sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-handler
sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-webclient