WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, Version 6.0.x   Operating Systems: AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows
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Stopping an application server

Stopping an application server ends a server process based on the process definition settings in the current application server configuration.

Before you begin

Make sure you understand the impact of stopping a particular server has on your ability to handle work requests, especially if you need to maintain a highly available environment.

About this task

There are times you need to stop an application server. For example, you might have to apply service to an application running on that server, or you might want to change one of the application server's configuration setting. Use one of the following options when you need to stop an application server.

Procedure

Results

The specified server stops as soon as requests assigned to that server finish processing. To verify that the server is in stop state, in the administrative console, click Servers > Application Servers.

What to do next

If you experience any problems shutting down a server, see Troubleshooting administration.




Related concepts
Application servers
Related tasks
Starting an application server
Managing application servers
Administering application servers
Creating application servers
Related reference
stopServer command
startServer command
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