Start the CA Compliance Manager Components (Manually)

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Start the CA Compliance Manager Components (Manually)

The CA Compliance Manager components that you chose to implement must be started and active so that the security events from the external security manager (ESM) can be processed through the Router and received by the active components and updated.

The following started task procedures are used to start the CA Compliance Manager components:

CMGRRTR - starts the Router component (required)
CMGRLOGR - starts the Logger component
CMGRWHSE - starts the Warehouse component
CMGRMON - starts the Monitor component
CMGRALRT - starts the Alert component

Important! The Router must be started and active before any of the other components can start receiving events.

Follow these steps:

Copy all the CA Compliance Manager started task procedures from the CAI.CEIQPROC library into the library from which the procedures will be executed (for example, SYS1.PROCLIB).
Modify and configure the started task procedures to conform to your installation standards. Specify the logstream name and the DB2 subsystem (ssid) or CA Datacom/AD MUF name (CMGRMUF). For more information, see the CA Compliance Manager Implementation Guide.
Start the Router by issuing the following console command:
```
S CMGRRTR
```
Verify that the Router successfully started.
Start the Logger component, if you are implementing a Data Mart repository, by issuing the following console command. Otherwise, skip this step:
```
S CMGRLOGR
```
Verify that the Logger component successfully started.
If the Router is not active, CA Compliance Manager prompts you to start the Router. Retry component initialization by responding 'Y' to the following prompt:
```
CMGR220I CMGR Retry Initialization <Y> or <N> ?
```
Issue the following status operator command to view Logger component status:
```
F CMGRLOGR,STATUS
```
Start the Warehouse component, if you are implementing a Warehouse, by issuing the following console command:
```
S CMGRWHSE
```
Verify that the Warehouse component successfully started.
If the Router is not active, CA Compliance Manager prompts you to start the Router. Retry component initialization by responding 'Y' to the following prompt:
```
CMGR220I CMGR Retry Initialization <Y> or <N> ?
```
Issue the following status operator command to view Warehouse component status:
```
F CMGRWHSE,STATUS
```
Start the Monitor component, if you are implementing a Monitor repository, by issuing the following console command:
```
S CMGRMON
```
Verify that the Monitor component successfully started.
If the Router is not active, CA Compliance Manager prompts you to start the Router. Retry component initialization by responding 'Y' to the following prompt:
```
CMGR220I CMGR Retry Initialization <Y> or <N> ?
```
Issue the following status operator command to view Monitor component status:
```
F CMGRMON,STATUS
```
Start the Alert component by issuing the following console command:
```
S CMGRALRT
```
Verify that the Alert component successfully started.
If the Router is not active, CA Compliance Manager prompts you to start the Router. Retry component initialization by responding 'Y' to the following prompt:
```
CMGR220I CMGR Retry Initialization <Y> or <N> ?
```
Issue the following status operator command to view Alert component status:
```
F CMGRALRT,STATUS
```