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Performing Command Line Administration Tasks
Reboot the Appliance via the Console
From time to time, you may need to manually reboot the appliance. For example, if a service seems to
be hung, rebooting may resolve the issue. Rebooting ensures that the services are shut down safely
before the appliance restarts.
To reboot the MARS Appliance via the console, follow these steps:
Log in to the MARS Appliance. For more information, see
Step 1
page
At the system prompt, type reboot, and then press Enter.
Step 2
Result: The MARS Appliance displays the following message:
Are you sure you want to reboot? (Y/N)
Type Y for yes and then press Enter.
Step 3
Result: The MARS Appliance reboots. When the reboot is finished, the
Determine the Status of Appliance Services via the Console
You can use the console connection to obtain system and service status information.
To determine the status of the MARS Appliance's services, follow these steps:
Step 1
Log in to the MARS Appliance. For more information, see
page
Step 2
At the system prompt, type pnstatus, and then press Enter.
The system displays the following status information:
Module State
DbIncidentLoaderSrvRUNNING01:12:18
KeywordQuerySrvRUNNING01:12:18
csdam
csiosipsRUNNING01:12:18
csips
cswin
device_monitorRUNNING01:12:18
discoverRUNNING01:12:18
graphgenRUNNING01:12:18
pnarchiverRUNNING01:12:18
pndbpurgerRUNNING01:12:18
pnesloaderRUNNING01:12:18
pnmac
pnparserRUNNING01:12:19
process_event_srvRUNNING01:12:19
process_inlinerep_srvRUNNING01:12:19
process_postfire_srvRUNNING01:12:19
process_query_srvRUNNING01:12:19
superV RUNNING 01:12:20
Possible states are:
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6-2.
Uptime
RUNNING 01:12:18
RUNNING 01:12:18
RUNNING 01:12:18
RUNNING 01:12:18
RUNNING. The service is operational.
Chapter 6
Administering the MARS Appliance
Log In to the Appliance via the Console,
prompt reappears.
login:
Log In to the Appliance via the Console,
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