If you start the BPM Events server with the parameter bizpulse.server.cluster.monitor set to "on" in the bizpulse.conf file, then monitoring starts on all the nodes in the server.
In the cluster setup, if you add a new node to the cluster or restart a crashed node, then you can start the BPM Events monitor on that node by running:
startBizPulseMonitor.cmd/sh -nc <number of ejb nodes in cluster>
Note: To use the startBizPulseMonitor.cmd|sh command on a new or restarted node, you must have started the server with the parameter bizpulse.server.cluster.monitor set to "on" in the bizpulse.conf file.
If you want to stop BPM Events monitoring without stopping the BPM Events server, then you can stop BPM Events monitor by running:
stopBizPulseMonitor.cmd/sh -nc <number of ejb nodes in cluster>
In the cluster setup, if you add a new node to the cluster or restart a crashed node, then you can start the BPM Events monitor on that node by running: