Install, Stop, Start the WebSphere Applicatin Server

If the WebSphere deployment manager is not already running, start it by using one of the following methods:

Use one of the following commands, where WAS_INSTALL_ROOT is the home directory of the deployment manager:
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On Windows:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT\bin\startManager.bat -profileName "Dmgr01"
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On UNIX:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT/bin/startManager.sh -profileName "Dmgr01"

Dmgr01 is the default profile name for the deployment manager. The name in your installation might be different.

If the WebSphere node agent is not already running, start it by using one of the following methods:

Use one of the following commands, where WAS_INSTALL_ROOT is the home directory of the application node:
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On Windows:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT\bin\startNode.bat -profileName "host-name01"
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On UNIX:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT/bin/startNode.sh -profileName "host-name01"

host-name01 is the default profile name for the managed node, which contains the node agent and the application server that is used to run. The profile name for the managed node in your installation might be different.

Start the WebSphere Application Server by using one of the following methods:

Use the WebSphere administrative console to start the application server. The default server name on Windows and UNIX is Server1. If additional servers are installed, the default server names are Server2, Server3, and so on.

Use one of the following commands, where WAS_INSTALL_ROOT is the home directory of the application node:
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On Windows:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT\bin\startServer.bat "server-name" -profileName "host-name01"
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On UNIX:

WAS_INSTALL_ROOT/bin/startServer.sh "server-name" -profileName "host-name01"