Steps to be followed:

      1. Stop the OpManager. 

      2. Extract the attached file(opm_service.zip) in the <OpManager_home>\bin directory. 

            It will add below 3 files in <OpManager_home>\bin directory 

                  a. LinkAsService_linux_7.sh 

                  b. opmanager_systemd.conf 

                  c. opm_service 

      3. Login as su or root user , open terminal and goto <OpManager_home>\bin directory. 

      4. run "chmod 777 * " command to give permission to the scripts. 

      5. Execute the LinkAsService_linux_7.sh script. 

      6. It will add the opmanager as service.

      7. Make sure the the hostname is added in the /etc/hosts file.

 If not added means ,add it like below and save it.

 Ex : If your host name is my-host-opm

        127.0.0.1 my-host-opm

      7. Try reboot the machine and check the status. 

You can use the, 

      systemctl start opmanager.service       - to start the OpManager 

      systemctl status opmanager.service     - to get the status of OpManager Application. 

Commands : 

Login as super user, Goto <OpManager_home>\bin and use below commands. 

To Start OpManager                 -  ./opm_service start 

To Stop OpManager                 -  ./opm_service stop <OpManager_username> <OpManager_Password> 

To restart OpManager              -  ./opm_service restart 

To get status of OpManager      -  ./opm_service status