CORBA 2.3.3 Administration Guide (NonStop CORBA 2.3.7+)

To stop all server pools in your TS/MP configuration, use the following two commands:
= FREEZE SERVER *
= STOP SERVER *
To confirm that server pools are frozen or stopped, use the STATUS SERVER command.
Once the server pool is stopped, you can use PATHCOM commands to either delete the server pool or to modify
the server attributes.
Restarting a Server Pool
To restart server pool NS, you must first thaw the server, then start it, as shown:
= THAW SERVER NS
= START SERVER NS
The following commands restart all server processes:
= THAW SERVER *
= START SERVER *
Altering a Server Pool
Alter a server pool by using the ALTER SERVER command. For example, the following series of commands
changes the priority at which the server CS runs:
ALTER SERVER Command
= FREEZE SERVER CS
= STOP SERVER CS
= ALTER SERVER CS, PRI 50
= THAW SERVER CS
= START SERVER CS
Note that the FREEZE command precedes the STOP and ALTER commands; and also note that the THAW
command must precede the START command.
Managing the Distributed Object Environment
This subsection provides an overview of the tasks involved with managing the NonStop CORBA distributed
object environment. As described in the NonStop CORBA Getting Started Guide, the NonStop CORBA system
implements the ORB on the NonStop Kernel operating system. Managing this environment includes monitoring
the system processes contained in the NonStop CORBA system, monitoring the underlying networking resources,
tuning the system configuration for performance, and troubleshooting the ORB.
The Distributed Object Environment
The figure below shows some of the major components of the NonStop CORBA system runtime environment and
the tools you use to manage each type of component.