It looks like the command wasn’t recognized. This might be because the ampinstmgr command isn’t in the PATH or you’re not in the right user context.
1. Switch to the AMP User
Make sure you’re logged in as the amp user:
sudo su -l amp
2. Ensure ampinstmgr is in the PATH
Verify if ampinstmgr is available in the PATH:
which ampinstmgr
If it’s not found, you might need to specify the full path where AMP is installed, for example:
/home/amp/AMP/ampinstmgr -quick [AdminUsername] [AdminPassword]
3. Run the Commands Again
Run the commands from the AMP installation directory if needed:
cd /home/amp/AMP
./ampinstmgr -quick [AdminUsername] [AdminPassword]
./ampinstmgr -s [ADSInstanceName]
./ampinstmgr -t
Let’s try these steps to ensure the ampinstmgr command is found and executed properly.
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