Starting and Stopping Your Server Instance
To Start the Server by Using start-ds
To Start the Server as a Foreground Process
To Start the Server by Using the Control Panel
To Restart the Server by Using the Control Panel
To Start the Server by Using a Script (UNIX/Linux)
To Stop the Server by Using stop-ds
To Stop the Server by Using the Control Panel
Checking if the Server is Started or Stopped
To Check the Server Status Using the CLI
To Check the Directory Server Status By Using the Control Panel
To Check the Proxy Server Status By Using the Control Panel
Configuring the Server Instance
Configuring the Proxy Components
Configuring Security Between Clients and Servers
Configuring Security Between the Proxy and the Data Source
Configuring Servers With the Control Panel
On any system (whether the server is running in the foreground or the background), or even from a remote system, you can stop the server using one of the following methods. For more information about the stop-ds command, see stop-ds in Sun OpenDS Standard Edition 2.2 Command-Line Usage Guide.
(UNIX, Linux) $ cd install-dir/bin (Windows) C:\> cd install-dir\bat
(UNIX, Linux) $ stop-ds (Windows) C:\> stop-ds
This procedure describes how to use the Control Panel to administer the directory server.
This procedure applies to the directory server component only. If you have installed a proxy server, use the vdp-control-panel command to launch the proxy control panel.
(UNIX, Linux) $ cd install-dir/bin (Windows) C:\> cd install-dir\bat
(UNIX, Linux) $ control-panel (Windows) C:\> control-panel
This procedure assumes that the directory server is running as a foreground process (using the -N or --nodetach option).
Alternatively, run the stop-ds command from another window.
The stop-ds command provides a “quiet” option (-Q or --quiet) that suppresses output during the stopping process unless a significant error occurs. You can use this option in a shutdown script.
install-dir/bin/stop-ds --quiet