It is recommended, particularly in production environments, that you:
Install and run the Monitor Production Edition.
Advantages to running the Monitor Production Edition include:
The Monitor runs in the background as a service.
The Monitor starts automatically when the computer starts.
Upgrades and updates of SQL Anywhere do not overwrite or affect the Monitor Production Edition. In contrast, upgrades and updates of SQL Anywhere can affect the Monitor Developer Edition as it uses the installed SQL Anywhere on the back-end.
Install the Monitor on a computer that is different from the computer where the resources are running.
Advantages to running the Monitor on a separate computer include:
The impact on the database server, the MobiLink server, the Relay Server farm or other applications is minimized.
Monitoring is not affected if something happens to the computer where the resources are installed.
Install the SQL Anywhere Monitor Production Edition Install the Monitor Production Edition (Windows)Run setup.exe from the Monitor directory on your installation media, and follow the instructions provided.
On Windows, the Monitor service is started by the installation.
Open the default URL for logging in to the Monitor: http://localhost:4950.
If you are accessing the Monitor over a network, browse to http://computer-name:4950, where computer-name is the name of the computer where the Monitor is running. See Logging in remotely to the Monitor.
Log in.
When prompted, enter your user name and password for the Monitor. The default user is an administrator with the name admin and the password admin. See Monitor users.
Install the Monitor Production Edition (Linux)As the root user, run setup.tar from the Monitor directory on your installation media, and follow the instructions provided.
On Linux, the Monitor Production Edition can only be run by the root user.
On Linux, by default, the Monitor Production Edition automatically starts the Monitor service.
Open the default URL for logging in to the Monitor: http://localhost:4950.
If you are accessing the Monitor over a network, browse to http://computer-name:4950, where computer-name is the name of the computer where the Monitor is running. See Logging in remotely to the Monitor.
Log in.
When prompted, enter your user name and password for the Monitor. The default user is an administrator with the name admin and the password admin. See Monitor users.
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