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Chapter 220

VHost Restart

lets you restart a virtual host. Restarting a virtual host disconnects all users of that

virtual host and removes all application instances from memory. If you are a server administrator

you can restart any of the server’s virtual hosts except the default virtual host (_defaultVHost_).

To restart a virtual host, enter its name in the Adaptor/VHost text box and click Restart. If you

are a virtual host administrator, you can only connect to and administer your own virtual host.

Click Restart to restart the virtual host.

Start lets you start a virtual host that has been previously stopped. This button is available only to

server administrators. If you are a server administrator, you can start any of the server’s virtual

hosts except the default virtual host (_defaultVHost_). To start a virtual host, enter its name in

the Adaptor/VHost text box and click Start.

As a security feature, virtual host administrators are not allowed to start a virtual host that has

been stopped.

Stop lets you stop a virtual host. This button is available only to server administrators. Stopping a

virtual host disconnects all users from that virtual host and prevents future connections. If you

are a server administrator you can stop any of the server’s virtual hosts except the default virtual

host (_defaultVHost_). To stop a virtual host, enter its name in the Adaptor/VHost text box

and click Stop.

Server Restart lets you restart the server. This button is available only to server administrators.

Restarting the server disconnects all connected users and unloads all application instances on all

virtual hosts from memory. A restart also reloads the server’s configuration files, allowing any

manually entered changes to those files to be read by the server.

Shutdown lets you exit from the server. This button is only available to server administrators.

When you use the Shutdown button, the server unloads all application instances and cleans up all

streams and other shared objects that the applications may be using. Shutting down can take a

few seconds while the server performs this cleanup procedure. When the server is shut down, the

Administration Console is disconnected.

Halt Now allows you to force the server to shut down immediately without any cleanup of streams

or shared objects. This button is only available to server administrators. Because the server

terminates without cleanup, data from all applications in memory will be lost. Therefore, use

Halt Now only when other methods of unloading applications, stopping virtual hosts, or

stopping the server fail.

Messages appear at the bottom of the Maintenance panel to indicate the success or failure of each

operation you perform.

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