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Basic Enterprise Server Commands
For the full syntax, type asadmin help create-cluster.
Starting a Cluster
A cluster is started using the start-cluster command. The following example starts the
cluster named mycluster. The command prompts for the administrative passwords.
$ asadmin start-cluster --host myhost --port 1234 --user admin mycluster
For the full syntax, type asadmin help start-cluster.
Stopping a Cluster
A cluster is stopped using the stop-cluster command. The following example stops the cluster
named mycluster. The command prompts for the administrative passwords.
$ asadmin stop-cluster --host myhost --port 1234 --user admin mycluster
myhost is the administrative server host, 1234 is the administrative port, admin is the
administrative username.
For the full syntax, type asadmin help stop-cluster. When a cluster is stopped, all the server
instances in the cluster get stopped. A cluster without instances cannot be stopped.
Creating a Node Agent
A node agent is created using the create-node-agent command. The following example
creates node agent named mynodeagent. The administration server host is myhost, the
administration server port is 1234, and the administrative username is admin. The command
normally prompts for the administrative passwords; however, if the --savemasterpassword
option is not specified or false, the command does not prompt for the administrative
passwords.
$ asadmin create-node-agent --host myhost --port 1234 --user admin mynodeagent
For the full syntax, type asadmin help create-node-agent.
Starting a Node Agent
A node agent is started using the start-node-agent command and specifying the node agent
name. For example, to start the node agent mynodeagent, type the following:
$ asadmin start-node-agent --user admin mynodeagent
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