Manage servers and nodes

Use wsadmin.sh to administer the administrative architecture and runtime settings.

• Use the following topics to manage node configurations with wsadmin.sh:
  • Stopping a node
  • Restarting node agent processes using wsdmin.sh

• Use the following topics to manage server configurations with wsadmin.sh:
  • Start servers
  • Stopping servers
  • (zos) Enable the reusable ASID function
  • Querying server state
  • Listing running applications on running servers
  • Start listener ports
  • Manage generic servers
  • Set development mode for server objects
  • Disable parallel startup
  • Obtaining server version information

• Use the following topics to view wsadmin command reference information for server and node management:
  • UnmanagedNodeCommands (AdminTask)
  • ManagedObjectMetadata (AdminTask)
  • Utility (AdminTask)
  • ConfigArchiveOperations (AdminTask)

• Use the following topics to use properties files to manage your environment:
  • Create server, cluster, application, or authorization group objects using properties files and wsadmin scripting
  • Delete server, cluster, application, or authorization group objects using properties files
  • Create and delete configuration objects using properties files and wsadmin scripting

Subtopics

• Stopping a node
• Restart node agent processes using wsdmin.sh
• Start servers
• Stopping servers
• (zos) Enable the reusable ASID function
• Querying server state
• Listing running applications on running servers
• Start listener ports
• Manage generic servers
• Set development mode for server objects
• Disable parallel startup
• Obtaining server version information
• NodeGroupCommands (AdminTask)
• Utility (AdminTask)
• ManagedObjectMetadata (AdminTask)
• AdminSDKCmds (AdminTask)
• ServerManagement (AdminTask)
• UnmanagedNodeCommands (AdminTask)
• ConfigArchiveOperations (AdminTask)
• Directory conventions

Related tasks

Use wsadmin scripting

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