CORBA 2.6 Administration Guide

The NSDEnvironServer process provides services for a particular security domain. Generally, the
NSDEnvironServer processes are created by the NSDAdminServer on demand. The NSDEnvironServer
process provides information and services specific to a security domain, for example:
Starting and stopping processes●
Providing status-update information about processes●
Retrieving and storing configuration information●
Management of business domains●
Starting and Stopping NSDAdminServer
The NonStop CORBA installer starts the NSDAdminServer process so that the Console can use it. The
installer runs runadmin, which starts an admin server that is not a TS/MP server class. If the
NSDAdminServer process is stopped, you must restart it. You can start the NSDAdminServer either as a
stand-alone OSS process or as an OSS process running under PATHMON control.
Starting NSDAdminServer as a Stand-Alone Process●
Stopping the Stand-Alone Process●
Starting NSDAdminServer as a PATHMON Process●
Stopping the PATHMON Process●
Starting NSDAdminServer as a Stand-Alone Process
To run the NSDAdminServer as a stand-alone OSS process:
Set the required environment variables (see The env.sh Source File).1.
At the OSS command prompt, give the command runadmin, with or without one or more of
these options:
-a admin-db
specifies an administration database other than that defined by the NSDOM_ADMIN_DB
environment variable.
-t
causes the NSDAdminServer to generate additional output. This output is typically used for
troubleshooting.
2.
An NSDAdminServer process named $ZDAS starts running.
Stopping the Stand-Alone Process
To stop the NSDAdminServer that was started using the command runadmin, give the following