Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

3Using Caché on Linux and UNIXThis chapter describes the specific procedures on Linux and UNIX:• Starting Caché• Stopping Caché3.1 Starting CachéTo start Caché, run the startup procedure at the system level. This procedure activates eithera default configuration or a configuration you specify.If you have any trouble starting Caché, view the console log using the Control Panel asdescribed in the Monitoring Log Files section of the chapter on “Managing Caché” .If you are not on the console machine, run Telnet and connect to the target machine whereCaché is installed. Before you can start Caché on UNIX, one of the following must be true:• You are the superuser.• You have signed on as the root user.• Your UNIX uid group matches the group named during the Caché installation as havingprivileges to stop and start the system.See the Caché Installation Guide for UNIX and Linux for information on specifying suchprivileges during installation.Start Caché using the ccontrol command:Caché System Administration Guide 9