Stop Uniface Servers and Routers from the Uniface Router Monitor
If you are a privileged user, you can stop a Uniface Server from the Router Monitor using its Server ID. You can also stop more than one server by specifying matching criteria for servers or matching criteria for clients that are being served.
Note: When a Uniface Server connects to the Uniface Router, it is assigned a unique number. This number is the Server ID displayed in the Servers List.
- To stop servers:
- Select . The Stop servers form is displayed.
- Specify the stop mode and identify the servers to be stopped.
Stop Server Options Field Description Stop mode Forced—servers are stopped immediately and clients are disconnected. The Uniface Server is stopped irrespective of its state. The stop message is sent to the Uniface Server, and subsequent client messages are not forwarded. Normal—existing clients are allowed to deliver requests to servers until the server reports it has no state, that is, it has no locks and no context (active component instances). At that moment, the server is stopped.
Stop server with specific ID ID of the server to stop. When a Uniface Server connects to the Uniface Router, it is assigned a unique ID number which you can see in the Servers list form. Stop servers matching profile Stop servers serving clients matching profile. Enter some or all of the following matching criteria for servers or clients (the field contents are case-sensitive): - Host—host name of the machine on which the servers or clients are running.
- User—user name under which the servers or clients are running.
- UST—Uniface Server Type (UST) of the servers or clients.
The criteria you enter must be whole words; you cannot use Uniface-style profiles, such as
*or?.Stop servers serving clients matching profile - Click OK.
- To stop the Uniface Router:
- Choose . The Stop URouter form is displayed.
- Specify the stop mode and enter the message displayed to new clients and monitors that are refused connections.
- Click OK.
