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rmsctl(1)
NAME
rmsctl – Stops, starts or shows the status of the RMS system.
SYNOPSIS
rmsctl [-aehv] [start | stop | restart | show]
OPTIONS
-a Show all servers, when used with the show command.
-e Only show errors, when used with the show command.
-h Display the list of options.
-v Verbose operation
DESCRIPTION
The rmsctl script is used to start, stop or restart the RMS system on all nodes in a
machine, and to show status information.
rmsctl starts and stops RMS by executing the /sbin/init.d/rms script on each node.
Note that rsh must be enabled for root users in order for this to function correctly.
rmsctl start starts all of the partitions in the active configuration and sets their
autostart fields in the servers table to 1. rmsctl stop stops all of the partitions and
sets the autostart fields to 0. (See Section 10.2.19).
This contrasts with the behavior of the /sbin/init.d/rms script, run from the
rmshost node, which preserves the current state of the active configuration over a
stop/start cycle. (See Section 9.3.1).
When used with the command show, rmsctl shows the current status of the system.
EXAMPLES
To stop the RMS system, use rmsctl as follows:
# rmsctl stop
RMS service stopped on atlas1
RMS Commands 5-37