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iPlanet Market Maker 4.5 Installation Guide



Chapter 5   Shutting Down, Starting,
and Uninstalling



This chapter provides instructions for shutting down, starting and uninstalling the iPlanet Market Maker software.

The following sections are contained in this chapter:



Shutdown


Shutting Down the iPlanet Market Maker Software

% IAS-ROOT/ias/bin/KIVAes.sh stop


Shutting Down the Directory Server

% LDAP-ROOT/slapd-instance-name/stop-slapd


Shutting Down the iPlanet Application Server

% IAS-ROOT/slapd-machine-name/stop-slapd

% IAS-ROOT/stop-admin


Shutting Down the iPlanet Web Server

% IWS-ROOT/https-admserv/stop

% IWS-ROOT/https-machine-name.red.iplanet.com/stop



Startup




Starting the iPlanet Web Server

% IWS-ROOT/https-admserv/start

% IWS-ROOT/https-machine-name.red.iplanet.com/start


Starting the iPlanet Application Server

% IAS-ROOT/slapd-machine-name/start-slapd

% IAS-ROOT/start-admin


Starting the Directory Server

% LDAP-ROOT/slapd-instance-name/start-slapd


Starting the iPlanet Market Maker Software

% IAS-ROOT/ias/bin/KIVAes.sh start



Uninstallation




Versions 1.0 and 1.0 SP1

  1. Run the <iMM_installation_directory>/bin/js_stop.sh script to stop the Job Scheduler process.

  2. Remove iMM related Directory Server data.

  3. Remove iMM related Directory Server schema.

    Remove lines containing the following entries from: <LDAP_instance_directory>/config/ns-schema.conf file:


    iplanet-marketmaker-schema.conf
    iplanet-userx-schema.conf
    iplanet-ecommerce-schema.conf


    In most cases these are the last lines in the file.

  4. Restart iPlanet Directory Server.

  5. Remove iPlanet Market Maker objects from Oracle database. All iPlanet Market Maker users and tablespaces should be dropped. To get list of iPlanet Market Maker users and tablespaces see $IMM_HOME/db/sql/cr_vortex_db.sql file.

  6. Remove $IMM_HOME directory and its contents.

  7. Remove iMM content from web server's contents directory.

    1. Remove the imm directory and its content from iPlanet Web Server documents directory (by default /export/home/iws/docs).

    2. Remove the contents of the <web_server_instance_directory>/ClassCache directory.

  8. Remove iPlanet Market Maker related classpath entries from <web_server_instance_directory>/config/jvm12.conf file.


Versions 4.0, 4.0 SP1, and 4.5



Note Uninstallation of iPlanet Market Maker 4.0 SP1 Release must be done before reinstalling.



  1. Login as a root user.

  2. Run the following command:

    iasdeploy removeapp $iMM_HOME/tmp/imm40.ear

  3. Go to installation location for Version 4.0sp1: cd <install-directory>.

  4. Run: java <uninstall-iPlanet_MarketMaker>.

    This opens uninstaller GUI.

  5. Select Next at Welcome page.

  6. At Type of Uninstall page, accept full default.

  7. Select the Next button.

  8. On Ready to Uninstall page, select Uninstall Now button.



    Note If running in command line mode, follow all prompts and press the Enter key after each entry to continue.



  9. Run the <iMM_installation_directory>/bin/js_stop.sh script to stop the Job Scheduler process.

  10. To stop the Exchange router process, run t<iMM_HOME>/bin/stoprouter

  11. Remove iMM related Directory Server data.

  12. Remove iMM related Directory Server schema.

  13. Remove lines containing the following entries from: <LDAP_instance_directory>/config/ns-schema.conf file:


    iplanet-userx-schema.conf
    iplanet-ecommerce-schema.conf


    In most cases these are the last lines in the file.

  14. Restart iPlanet Directory Server.

  15. Remove iPlanet Market Maker objects from Oracle database. All iPlanet Market Maker users and tablespaces should be dropped.

  16. Remove $IMM_HOME directory and its contents.

  17. Remove iMM content from web server's contents directory.

  18. Remove the imm directory and its content from iPlanet Web Server documents directory (by default /export/home/iws/docs).


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