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Depending on how you installed and deployed the Network Agent, there may be more than one method to administer the Network Agent. AppDynamics provides both GUI and command-line tool for common operations, such as starting and stopping Network Agents and their services. See Managing Network Agents in the Controller.
This page describes how to administer the Network Agent using command-line tools for the Network Agent ZIP. You can manage the Network Agent using these commands:
installstartstatusstopuninstallEnsure that you run all the scripts using administrator privilege. If you run the scripts without administrator privilege, the scripts prompt for the privilege request after a three second timeout. You can start these scripts from Windows Explorer or from the command line. If you run the scripts from the command line, the install, start and stop scripts have a -quiet option. The -quiet option runs the scripts without prompts, messages, or dialogs.
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| Install Agent | \<network-agent-home>\install.bat | The |
| Start Agent | \<network-agent-home>\start.bat | If the Agent starts successfully, this message displays:
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| Check Agent status | \<network-agent-home>\status.bat | This command shows if the Agent is running or not.
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| Stop Agent | \<network-agent-home>\stop.bat | If the Agent stops successfully, this message displays:
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| Uninstall Agent | \<network-agent-home>\uninstall.bat | If the Agent uninstalls successfully, this message displays:
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You can start or stop the Network Agent using start.bat or stop.bat. You require admin privileges to start or stop the Network Agent.
You can view the services that are currently running on the system using AppDynamics NetViz Service.