Restarting the plug-in server using the Set Server Info command
When any changes such as C plug-in or Java plug-in-related changes, binary updates that take place during installation, plug-in related updates to the ar.conf file, or changes to the AR System Administration:Plugin Server Configuration form are done to the C plug-in file or Java plug-in form, you are able to restart only the plug-in server instead of restarting the AR System server.
To restart the plug-in server using the Set Server Info command
- Double-click the driver.exe file. The file is located in the following path:
- (Windows) <ARInstallationFolder>\Arserver\api\driver
(UNIX) <ARInstallationFolder>/bin
Note
On UNIX, set the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable to the directory where the arserver.exe is located. For example,export LD_LIBRARY_PATH= opt/bmc/ARSystem/bin
- To initialize, enter the
init
command. - To log on, enter the
log
command and provide details such as user name, password, and server name. For more information about the driver.exe commands, see Using the driver program from the command line. - If you are not using the port mapper, enter the
ssp
(Set Server Port) command and then enter the server port number. - Enter 0 or a blank for Using private socket.
- Enter the
ver
command to verify the login information. - Enter the
ssi
(Set Server Info) command and perform the following:- Enter 1 for the Number of server info operations that you want to perform.
- Enter 348 as the Operation number to forcefully shut down the plug-in server.
- Enter 2 for integer as the Datatype.
- Enter 0 or 1 as the Integer Value.
When the AR monitor detects that the plug-in server is down, it checks if any changes are made to the ar.cfg file. If the changes are detected, the recent ar.cfg is loaded before the stopped plug-in server is automatically restarted.
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