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Using Services for Diagnosis

As an administrator, you use the following component services that control various operations in CA SOI:

CA SAM Application Server

Controls the operation of the SA Manager. This service is installed on any system that contains the SA Manager component. Some of the examples where you are required to restart this service are as follows:

CA SAM Event Management

Controls communication with the Event Store on connector systems for Event Management. This service is installed on any system that contains the SA Manager or a connector. Depending on the status of the service (running or stopped), data sources on the system appear in green (running) or red (stopped). Some of the examples where you are required to restart this service are as follows:

CA SAM Integration Services

Controls the operation of the IFW, which handles the communication between the connectors and the SA Manager. This service is installed on any system that contains a connector or the ActiveMQ Server, which is a component of the SA Manager. Some of the examples where you are required to restart this service are as follows:

CA SAM Store Indexer

Controls the indexing of USM data from the Persistence Store for use by the USM Web View. This service is installed on any system that contains the UI Server. Some of the examples where you are required to restart this service are as follows:

Note: For specific information about the Persistence Store, see the Administration Guide.

CA SAM User Interface Server

Controls the operation of the UI Server, including all user interfaces. This service is installed on any system that contains the UI Server component. Some of the examples where you are required to restart this service are as follows:

CA UCF Broker

Controls the UCF broker, which facilitates create, update, and delete operations from connectors to their source domain managers. This service is installed on any system that contains the SA Manager. Some of the examples where you restart this service are as follows: