OSF DCE Administration Guide--Core Components

OSF DCE Administration Guide—Core Components

dcecp> server show /.:/hosts/silver/conﬁg/srvrconf/video_clip

{uuid d860322b-d499-11cd-9dfb-0000c08adf56 1.0}

{program {/usr/local/bin/vclip}}

{arguments {-catalog}}

{prerequisites {}}

{keytabs {683cf29a-e456-11cd-8f04-0000c08adf56}}

{services {{annotation "Video Clip Catalog and Server"}}

{principals {Vclip_Srv_1}}

{starton {explicit failure}}

{uid 1441}

{gid 1000}

{dir {/tmp}}

10.1.4 Unconﬁguring Servers

You can remove server conﬁguration information from a host’s conﬁguration database by

using a server delete operation. You would perform this operation, for instance, when a

server moves to a different host. A server delete operation does not stop a server that is

currently running.

The following example removes the video_clip server’s conﬁguration information from

the conﬁguration database on host silver:

dcecp> server delete /.:/hosts/silver/conﬁg/srvrconf/video_clip

10.1.5 Starting and Stopping Servers

Once a server has been appropriately conﬁgured, you can use a server start or server

stop operation to start or stop the server remotely. For example, the following server

start operation starts the explicit server video_clip on host silver in the local cell:

dcecp> server start /.:/hosts/silver/conﬁg/srvrconf/video_clip

The next example stops the explicit server video_clip on the local host silver in the local

cell:

dcecp> server stop video_clip

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