tns_start(1) — Commands

NAME

tns_start − Starts the TNS server

SYNOPSIS

tns_start

DESCRIPTION

The tns_start command is used to create and enable the TeMIP Name Service (TNS) server on a system. A TNS server stores and maintains information about TeMIP entities in a highly available, distributed, and replicated database.

Distributed TeMIP requires access to a properly configured and available TNS server. The TNS server must be running and be accessible from a TeMIP director system before invoking TeMIP, or using the temip_setup or temip_config commands.

A TNS server can be started on the same system as a TeMIP director, or on a separate system. The TNS clerk is the interface between TeMIP and TNS servers.

A TNS server is created and enabled during configuration of the server using the tns_server_setup command. Therefore, it is not normally necessary to issue the tns_start command directly. It is only necessary if the TNS server has been disabled, for example, by the tns_stop command. The tns_start command also starts the TNS clerk, if it is not already running.

On successful completion of the tns_start command, tns_adv and tns_server processes are started.

RESTRICTIONS

tns_start can only be run under super-user.

tns_start will not re-start the server if it is already running.

tns_start will not re-start the clerk if it is already running.

FILES

/usr/sbin/tns_start -
Specifies the command path
/usr/sbin/tns_clerk_start -
tns_clerk_start shell script
/usr/sbin/tns_server_start -
tns_server_start shell script

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