CORBA 2.3.3 Administration Guide (NonStop CORBA 2.3.3+)

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Managing NonStop CORBA Processes
The nsdstart script configures and starts the various processes that comprise the NonStop Services for
CORBA. These processes run under the Pathway environment that provides them with capabilities such as
auto-restart and scalability. After being started, the NonStop Services for CORBA are ready to receive and
process requests.
The nsdstop script shuts down the processes that comprise the NonStop Services for CORBA. After stopping
the NonStop CORBA system, you must use the nsdstart script to restart the processes.
Note
An alternative to using these scripts in the OSS environment is to use the Console to start and stop the servers.
Note
The nsdstart script provided at product installation represents a basic configuration. The basic configuration is
sufficient to run all the sample programs and might be appropriate for some production environments. You might
want to change the configurationfor example, to provide additional server processes or to change process
priorities. Instructions for changing the configuration are provided below. If you use the Console to change your
configuration, the nsdstart script is not changed to reflect these changes. If you want to use the nsdstart
script in this situation, you must make corresponding changes to the script. The scripts are in the bin directory of
the product installation.
Starting and Stopping NonStop Services for CORBA
Executing nsdstart●
Executing nsdstop●
Executing nsdstart
Before executing nsdstart, be sure the required environment variable settings are in effect.
To execute the nsdstart script, enter the following command at the OSS command prompt:
nsdstart
This command starts the set of processes that comprise the NonStop Services for CORBA. A message indicates
that the processes have been started successful. Alternatively, you can execute the nsdstart script in a manner
that produces additional output as the script is executed by using the -v option as follows:
nsdstart -v
The additional output shows the script as it is executed. This mode of executing nsdstart can be useful for
troubleshooting configuration errors.
Executing nsdstop