Start Server Instance Using Command Line

Start Server Instance Using Command Line

Follow the procedure below to start a server instance from the command line in an on-premises installation of MATLAB^® Production Server™.

Prerequisites

Before attempting to start a server, verify that you have:

Installed the MATLAB Runtime. For more information, see Supported MATLAB Runtime Versions for MATLAB Production Server.
Specified the default MATLAB Runtime for the server instance. For more information, see Specify Default MATLAB Runtime for New Server Instances.
Created a server instance. For more information, see Create Server Instance Using Command Line.

Procedure

To start a server instance, complete the following steps:

Open a system command prompt.
Enter the mps-start command:
```
mps-start [-C path/]server_name [-f]
```
where:
- -C path/ — Path to the server instance that you want to start. path should end with the server name.
- server_name — Name of the server instance you want to start.
- -f — Force command to succeed, regardless of whether the server is already started or stopped.

After you start a server, you can verify that the server is running by using the mps-status command.

See Also

mps-start | mps-service | mps-new | mps-stop

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