You have the option of starting the Monitor Agent from the final
installation screen. Otherwise you can do this by going to the
Start Menu
and under
Programs
find MySQL
and
then the MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent
entry. Simply select
the Start MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent
option.
On Windows Vista or later, starting the agent requires
administrative privileges—you must be logged in as an
administrator. To start or stop the agent right-click the menu
item and choose the cmd
window right-click the
cmd
icon and choose the menu option.
To report its findings, the agent needs to be able to connect
to the Monitor UI through the port specified during
installation. The default value for this port is
18443
; ensure that this port is not
blocked. If you need help troubleshooting the agent
installation see,
Section 6.10, “Troubleshooting the Agent”.
Alternately, you can start the agent from the command line by entering:
$> sc start MySQLEnterpriseMonitorAgent
or:
$> net start MySQLEnterpriseMonitorAgent
You can also start the agent by issuing the command,
agentctl.bat start. Stop the agent by passing
the argument, stop
. This batch file is found
in the Agent
directory.
For confirmation that the service is running you can open the
Microsoft Management Console Services window. To do this go to
the Control Panel, find Administrative Tools
and click the link to Services
. Locate the
service named MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent
and look under the Status column.
You can also start the agent from this window rather than from
the Start
menu or the command line. Simply
right-click MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent
and choose
Start
from the pop-up menu. Starting the
agent from this window opens an error dialog box if the agent
cannot connect to the MySQL server it is monitoring. No error is
displayed if the agent is unable to connect to the
MySQL Enterprise Service Manager.
The pop-up menu for starting the agent also offers the option of stopping the agent. To stop the agent from the command line you only need type:
$> sc stop MySQLEnterpriseMonitorAgent
or:
$> net stop MySQLEnterpriseMonitorAgent
MySQLEnterpriseMonitorAgent
is the default
name of the Monitor Agent service.