Revision 7.10
2/28/2012
A shell window opens that shows the Data Server application’s process information
(Figure 71). If the application is not running, no process information appears in the
window.
Important Note: If more than one line of process information appears, then more than
one Data Server is running. Stop both Data Servers and restart just one Data Server
instance.
3. Type the enter key to close the shell window.
To check that the Data Server application is running remotely, complete the following
steps:
1. Log on to the Data Server machine as user “localuser”. The factory delivered password
for this account is “WideOpen” (see Appendix D).
2. Go to directory /opt/localuser/bin
3. Type ./seedataserver followed by the the enter key.
7.3 Stopping Data Server
To stop the Data Server application while leaving the machine running, complete the
following steps:
1. Log on to the Data Server machine as user “localuser”. The factory delivered password
for this account is “WideOpen” (see Appendix D).
2. Double click the desktop icon labeled “stopdataserver”.
A shell window opens that
shows column headings for
process information but no
process information
appears (Figure 72). This
function stops all running
Data Servers on the
machine.
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Figure 72. Shell window confirming that no Data Server is running.
