Kbase 18592: How to start or stop an AdminServer
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
6/9/2009 |
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Status: Verified
GOAL:
How to start or stop an AdminServer
GOAL:
How to start an AdminServer?
GOAL:
How to stop an AdminServer?
FACT(s) (Environment):
All Supported Operating Systems
Progress 9.x
OpenEdge 10.x
FIX:
An Adminserver is used to start, stop, and configure Unified Brokers and Nameservers. The Adminserver is installed when you install the following Progress product licenses:
- Enterprise or Workgroup Database
- ODBC or ORACLE DataServers
- Open AppServer
- WebSpeed Transaction Server
- WebSpeed Messenger
On UNIX, an Adminserver is started using the "proadsv" script.
The command is: proadsv -start -port
On UNIX, an Adminserver is stopped using the "proadsv" script.
The command is: proadsv -stop -port
On Windows, Adminserver is started as a Win32 service.
The command is: NET START "AdminService for PROGRESS 9.1x"
Check your Win32 machine's services (under the Control Panel) for the specific Adminservice name.
The -port switch can be used if you want the Adminserver to run on a port other than the default port of 20931.
The Progress 9.1x Adminserver can not be started remotely.
NameServer
You can start and stop query a Nameserver with the command line utility "nsman" or with the Progress Explorer on a Win32 platform.
A Nameserver can be administered in local or remote mode. For remote administration, use -host and -port for the hostname and TCP port number of the Adminserver where the Nameserver is running.
NameServer itself is configured using a UDP port.
For example: nsman -name NS1 -host host1 -port port 1 -user usr1 -start