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* * Starting Configurations ------------------------- Use the Management Console to start a Configuration. When you start a Configuration, based on the start action properties defined for the Managed Objects in the Configuration, the Hub communicates the start to each Agent. Each Agent in turn starts its Managed Resource(s) based on start action properties defined for its Managed Object in the Configuration. Running Configurations ------------------------- As your Managed Resources run, each Agent regularly checks status by executing the Managed Object Ping action based on the properties defined for it in the Configuration. If a ping returns a state change, the Agent notifies the Hub. If a ping determines that the Managed Resource has failed, by default the Agent independently invokes the BDOC auto-recovery feature by immediately implementing the Managed Object start strategy defined in the Configuration. Then, when the Managed Resource restarts, the Agent communicates the state change to the Hub. Stopping Configurations ------------------------- Configurations run until you stop them. You use the Management Console to stop a Configuration. When you stop a Configuration, based on the stop order defined for the Managed Objects in the Configuration, the Hub communicates the stop to the Agents. Each appropriate Agent in turn stops its Managed Resource(s) based on the stop properties defined for its Managed Object(s) in the Configuration. In your Configurations, you can also optionally define a kill action for your Managed Objects. In the event, an Agent is unable to stop a Managed Resource, you can have it escalate to the kill action. * * In BDOC, you use a Managed Object to represent a Managed Resource, or a group of Managed Resources, that you want to configure, control, and/or simply monitor. Creating and Adding Managed Objects -------------------------------------------- You use the Management Console to create and add Managed Objects to your Configurati