### Start Installation with 'execute member start all'

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=mpfcau-merging-new-existing-properties-files-after-upgrade-existing-installation-linux

This command initiates the upgraded installation. It is the first step in the merge procedure and does not require any specific inputs or outputs beyond starting the service.

```Bash
execute member start all
```

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### Run Perimeter Server Installer (Windows Command Line)

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=icps-installing-remote-perimeter-server-in-more-secure-network-in-windows

This command executes the interactive installer for the Sterling B2B Integrator Perimeter Server. It requires the path to the Java executable and the installer JAR file. The '-interactive' flag initiates a guided setup process.

```batch
path_to_java\java -jar <path to PS server installable>\ps_filename.jar –interactive
```

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### Start Perimeter Server (Unix/Linux)

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=icps-installing-remote-perimeter-server-in-less-secure-network-unix-linux

This command starts the Perimeter Server after it has been installed. It is executed from the server's installation directory using a shell script.

```shell
./startupPs.sh
```

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### Start B2B Advanced Communications Members

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=communications-installing-recommended-high-availability-production-cluster-windows

Commands to start B2B Advanced Communications members, either as standalone processes or as Windows services. These commands are executed from the command-line after installation.

```bash
execute member start all

```

```bash
execute member start_service all

```

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### Start Perimeter Server Service

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=icps-installing-remote-perimeter-server-in-less-secure-network-in-windows

This command is used to start the Perimeter Server after its installation is complete. Navigate to the installation directory before executing this script. This script is specific to Windows environments.

```batch
startupPs.cmd
```

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### Check xorg-x11-xauth Library Installation with RPM

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=tpi-problems-solutions-opening-install-manager-during-installation-linux

This command uses the Redhat Package Manager (rpm) to verify if the 'xorg-x11-xauth' library is installed. It queries all installed packages and filters for the specific library name.

```bash
rpm -qa | grep xorg-x11-xauth
```

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### Start Container Member

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=topology-maintaining-database

Commands to start the container member if it is not running. Supports both Linux and Windows, with an additional command specific to Windows for starting the service.

```shell
# Linux and Windows
execute member start container
```

```shell
# Windows only
execute member start_service container
```

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### Check xorg-x11-xauth Library Installation with Yum

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=tpi-problems-solutions-opening-install-manager-during-installation-linux

This specific command checks if the 'xorg-x11-xauth' library is installed on the system using the yum package manager. It filters the list of installed packages for an exact match.

```bash
yum list installed | grep xorg-x11-xauth
```

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### Check Installed Libraries with Redhat Package Manager (RPM)

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=tpi-problems-solutions-opening-install-manager-during-installation-linux

This command utilizes the Redhat Package Manager (rpm) to query all installed packages and filters the results to find packages containing the specified library name. This is an alternative method to check for library presence.

```bash
rpm -qa | grep _[library name]_
```

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### Set up Adapter Container on UNIX/Linux

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=module-installing-b2b-advanced-communications-integration

This snippet shows the commands to create an adapter container on a UNIX or Linux node. It involves starting the cluster and setting up the container using specific scripts and container ID.

```shell
./startCluster.sh 1 
./setupContainer.sh 1

```

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### Set up Adapter Container on Windows

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=module-installing-b2b-advanced-communications-integration

This snippet shows the commands to create an adapter container on a Windows node. It involves starting the cluster with a boolean flag and setting up the container using specific commands and container ID.

```batch
startCluster.cmd 1 false
setupContainer.cmd 1

```

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### Start Catalog Service (Linux/Windows)

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2badv-communication/1.0_topic=installation-troubleshooting-validate

Command to start a catalog service in a multi-node IBM B2B Advanced Communication installation. This is used to ensure all catalog servers are started before the application.

```shell
execute member start_service catalog
```