NAME

tns_stop − Stops the TNS server and it’s related processes

SYNOPSIS

tns_stop

DESCRIPTION

The tns_stop command is used to disable 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. When a server is disabled, operation of some or all of the TeMIP directors in the management network may become degraded or stopped unless the TeMIP entity information has been replicated on one or more other, available, TNS servers. 

On successful completion of the tns_stop command, all the tns_adv, tns_clerk, tnscp, tnscl, tns_cml, and tns_server processes are halted.  The TNS server associated resources (semaphores, shared memory and temporary files) are removed.  The tns_stop command also stops the TNS clerk. 
 

RESTRICTIONS

tns_stop can only be run under super-user. 
 

FILES

/usr/sbin/tns_stop -
Specifies the command path
/usr/sbin/tns_clerk_stop -
tns_clerk_stop shell script
/usr/sbin/tns_server_stop -
tns_server_stop shell script

SEE ALSO

tns_clerk_start(1), tns_clerk_stop(1), tns_start(1), tns_server_setup(1), tnscp(1), tns_browser(1), temip_setup(1), temip_config(1). 

TeMIP Utilities

TNS Administration Guide