Now that the telnet has responded on 192.168.117.134 at port 35415, next try
this:
shutdown.sh -S -s 192.168.117.134:35415
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Thanks every one for replying me.
Sir, i tried with all the following ways which you have suggested me.
anonymous wrote : ./shutdown.sh -H X.X.X.108:1099 23233
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anonymous wrote : sh shutdown.sh -H ip address:jndi port 23233
anonymous wrote : sh shutdown.sh -S -s 192.168.111.234:Naming
Do this. Open a terminal windows, cd to the bin directory and enter:
./shutdown.sh
Read the description of the various options.
If you started the app server with the option -b 192.168.111.234, then any of
the shutdown commands that contain the option -s 192.168.111.234:jndi-port
should work,
Thanks again for your reply.
Sir , i tried with anonymous wrote : telnet 192.168.117.134 jndi-port
and the result i got is as below:
anonymous wrote : suse-linux:/home/FWAnalyzer/Firewall/bin # telnet
192.168.117.134 35415
| Trying 192.168.117.134...
| Connected to 192.168.117.134.
| Escape
Sorry
try
./shutdown.sh -H X.X.X.108:1099 23233
the port 1099 is default JNDI
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I think that you /hosts/etc file is not correct. It needs to contain a line
such as:
192.168.111.234 myhostname
where myhostname is the name that shows up when you run the uname hostname
command.
Then you should be able to run:
sh shutdown.sh -S -s 192.168.111.234:Naming Service Port
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Thanks for your reply
but unfortunately it didn't work for me.
i tried with anonymous wrote : ./shutdown.sh -H X.X.X.108:8500 787876
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and i got the error as follows:
anonymous wrote : Exception in thread main
javax.naming.CommunicationException: Could not obtain
| connection to any of
Hi again...
I got new problem in shutting down jBoss server in linux machine.
As i mentioned earlier
anonymous wrote :
| I have JBoss server running on a single machine having multiple IPs (say
xxx.xxx.xxx.108,xxx.xxx.xxx.109,and so on), i need to bind my application only
to particular IP(say
Try
./shutdown.bat -H X.X.X.108:8500 787876
You kill VM
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Good news
The link provided by you worked for me
Thank you very much for your great help.Thank you once again..
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anonymous wrote : Also i tried ./shutdown.bat -S -s X.X.X.108:8500
| where 8500 is the port on which my application is running.
8500 looks like a http port. You should be using the port to which the Naming
service is bound. By default, it is 1099.
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