/stop (or /shut)

Stop a running local Uniface Router.

Windows: urouter  /stop{="ServiceName"}

Unix: urouter /stop  NetworkConnector:+PortNumber   {:TLSProfile}

Arguments

  • ServiceName—Windows only. Name of a urouter service , installed using the /inst switch. If you do not specify the ServiceName, the default name UnifaceVersion URouter is assumed.
  • NetworkConnector—three-letter code for the network connector; one of TCP or TLS.
  • PortNumber—port number on which the server or Uniface Router listens. If omitted, the default depends on the type of server and protocol. For the Uniface Router on TCP, it is 13001.
  • TLSProfile—name of a TLS connection profile that is defined in the [NET_SETTINGS] section of the assignment file; applicable only if NetworkConnector is TLS. For more information, see TLS Connection Profiles.

Use With

urouter—Uniface Router. For more information, see urouter.

Description

The /stop switch is used only on the urouter command line to stop a running Uniface Router on the local host. It causes a Forced stop, meaning that all shared servers are stopped immediately, clients are disconnected, and the Uniface Router exits. Client applications and exclusive servers are not stopped.

It is not possible to use the urouter /stop command to stop a remote Uniface Router.

For more information, see Stop and Start the Uniface Router and Start or Stop the Uniface Router on iSeries.

Stopping a Uniface Router

Windows: urouter /stop ="Uniface 10 URouter"

Unix: urouter /stop tcp:+13001

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