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Welcome to the latest SEP sesam documentation version 4.4.3/4.4.3 Beefalo. For previous documentation version(s), check documentation archive.

Overview

Additional resources

See also: SEP sesam CLI – SBC CLI – SEP sesam GUI

Problems? See: Troubleshooting Guide – SBC Messages

After the installation, the SEP sesam software will start automatically. You can use the command sm_main status to see if all processes are running. You can start and stop the SEP sesam services manually by using the commands below.

Start/stop SEP sesam on Windows

One central SEP sesam service is running on Windows systems. It is called SEP Sesam and is running under the system account of the Windows operating system. This service starts all other required services.

Start

using the Windows services control panel
in Windows Task Manager using the Services tab
on CMD or Powershell: net start sm_main
on CMD or Powershell: <SESAM_BIN>\bin\sesam\sm_main start
on CMD or Powershell: <SESAM_BIN>\bin\sesam\sm_startup -f

Stop

using the Windows services control panel
in Windows Task Manager using the Services tab
on CMD or Powershell: net stop sm_main
on CMD or Powershell: <SESAM_BIN>\bin\sesam\sm_main stop
on CMD or Powershell: <SESAM_BIN>\bin\sesam\sm_shutdown -f

Start/stop SEP sesam on Linux

One central SEP sesam service is running on Linux systems that controls all other SEP sesam services. SEP sesam services are always running under the Linux root user account. Depending on the Linux distribution, the following commands can be used:

Start

in the Linux shell: /etc/init.d/sesam start (distrib. with INIT start system)
in the Linux shell: systemctl start sepsesam.service (distrib. with SYSTEMD start system)
in the Linux shell: <SESAM_BIN>/bin/sesam/sm_main start
in the Linux shell: <SESAM_BIN>/bin/sesam/sm_startup

Stop

in the Linux shell: /etc/init.d/sesam stop (distrib. with INIT start system)
in the Linux shell: systemctl stop sepsesam.service (distrib. with SYSTEMD start system)
in the Linux shell: <SESAM_BIN>/bin/sesam/sm_main stop
in the Linux shell: <SESAM_BIN>/bin/sesam/sm_shutdown

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