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Stop and Quiesce Commands--Stop or Quiesce One or More Communications Servers
In netutil non-interactive mode, to stop all Communications Servers on the instance, enter the following commands at the system prompt:
netutil -file-
stop
To stop a single Communications Server, enter the following commands at the system prompt:
netutil -file-
stop server_id
server_id
Is a unique string that identifies a particular Communications Server on the instance. To find the server_id, use the iinamu utility.
Examples: Quiesce One or More Communications Servers
The following commands entered at the system prompt quiesce all Communications Servers on the instance (that is, stops the Communications Servers after all current sessions have terminated):
netutil -file-
quiesce
The following commands entered at the system prompt quiesce Communications Server 2937 (that is, stop the server after all current sessions have terminated):
netutil -file-
quiesce 2937
Note:  Only a user with the GCA privilege SERVER_CONTROL can stop a Communications Server.
Last modified date: 08/28/2024