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Use one of the following methods to start MATE Design from the directory in which the MATE software is installed.
Double-click the mate executable. To verify the version number, select the Help->About menu. This should match the version selected when you installed the product from cisco.com.
From the CLI, enter the mate command and press Enter (Return).
Optional: On Windows, you can associate the plan file using the.pln format with the mate
executable. Double-clicking a.pln file opens the plan in a new instance of the GUI.
Note If you only have MATE Design, the rest of this chapter is not applicable to you.
Other than the MATE Live datastore, Linux processes are started through services. To determine if a service is running, check its status.
This assumes you have mld
installed and if needed, upgraded. For more information, see the MATE Live Configuration Guide.
Step 1 To start the MATE Live, the web server must be stopped if it is running.
Step 2 If the datastore is not running, start the mld server.
Step 3 Start the web server and log into the web UI. See the Collector Server and Web Applications section.
Step 1 If the web server is not running, start it. This must be running to access the Collector server or the web applications.
Step 2 Open the web home page in a browser.
Step 3 Log in to the web server. Contact your administrator for your personal credentials.
Step 1 Start the Continuous Poller server if you want to continuously poll for traffic statistics.
Step 2 Following are the default credentials. For information on the credentials, if they have changed, contact your WAE administrator.
If using WAE Core, start the following services.
Following is an example of how to verify that the WAE Core process started and is listening to the correct port, which by default is 7777.