The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments
2. You can view the eG Manager Login page, which indicates that enabling SSL support for the eG
installation has been successful.
3.6 Increasing the Memory of the eG Manager
The eG manager runs as a Java process. The maximum heap memory that can be allocated to a 32-bit
eG manager process is limited to 1.5 GB. The maximum heap memory allocation to a 64-bit eG
manager process on the other hand, is limited to 3 GB.
Where a large number of components are to be monitored, you may want to allocate more memory
heap to the eG manager process. In such a case, follow the steps discussed below on an eG manager
on Windows:
1. Login to the eG manager host.
2. Edit the mgrdebugon.bat or mgrdebugoff.bat file in the \lib directory.
3. Search for the entry JvmMx in the file. You will then find an entry that reads as follows:
--JvmMx --JvmMs
4. The JvmMx and JvmMs specifications govern the heap memory allocations to the eG manager. If
you want to increase it to say, 2 GB (i.e., 2048 MB), change these specifications as indicated
below:
--JvmMx 2048 --JvmMs 2048
5. Finally, save the file, and run the mgrdebugoff.bat or mgrdebugon.bat file (as the case may be).
3.7 Stopping the eG Manager
To stop the manager, click the Start button on the task bar. From thereon, select Programs > eG
Monitoring Suite > eG Manager > Stop Manager (see Figure 3.119).
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