When managing and implementing audited commands in DBProxy, it is crucial to ensure that they are applied to any proxy used, in order to validate its operation. Regarding Database Proxy, it may be necessary to restart the service to ensure that the changes are effectively applied. This process involves using specific commands in the system to restart and check the status of the desired DBProxy service.
Procedure for Restarting DBProxy mssql:
1. Run the Restart Command:
To apply audited commands to DBProxy mssql, the service must be restarted. This can be done using the following command in all instances where the proxy is running:
systemctl restart proxy-db-mssql
- This command requests the system to stop and restart the DBProxy mssql service, applying the new audited command configurations.
2. Validate Service Restart:
After restarting the mssql DBProxy service, it is important to confirm that the service was successfully restarted and is operating correctly. To check the status of the service, use:
systemctl status proxy-db-mssql
- This command provides detailed information about the current status of the service, including whether it is active, inactive, or if it encountered an error during startup.