CORBA 2.6 Administration Guide

cfgmgt -x dumpdb myconfig.db

Review and edit the myconfig.db script as needed for your specific configuration.4.

Save a copy of the current $NSD_ROOT/etc/default.db script:

cd $NSD_ROOT/etc

cp default.db default.db.orig

Overlay the $NSD_ROOT/etc/default.db script with the myconfig.db script. Be aware that

this procedure deletes existing any Naming Service bindings:

cp myconfig.db $NSD_ROOT/etc/default.db

Run the unconfigure script to delete the old naming and configuration databases:

unconfigure

Run the configure script. This script recreates the naming and configuration databases using the

$NSD_ROOT/etc/default.db script as input:

configure

Start the NonStop CORBA system using nsdstart:

nsdstart

Any previous exports of the Naming Service IOR are now invalid. Re-export the Naming Service IOR as

necessary.

10.

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 TS/MP 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

Running nsdstart●

Running nsdstop●