Server Management Commands

The following is a list of server management commands.

Command	Description
add-custom-resource-to-servers	Dynamically registers a custom resource to servers.
add-data-sources-to-server	Dynamically registers data sources to a server.
add-external-resource-to-servers	Dynamically registers an external resource to servers.
add-invocation	Adds an invocation to a lifecyle invocation.
add-invocation-library	Adds a library reference to a lifecyle invocation.
add-jvm-option	Adds JVM to a server.
add-lifecycle-invocation	Adds a lifecycle invocation to a server or cluster.
add-listener	Adds a listener to a server.
add-log-handler	Dynamically adds a handler to a server logger.
add-logger	Dynamically adds a logger to a server.
config-listener-ssl	Sets SSL for a listener.
disable-engine-init-on-boot	Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of the servers to when the application was deployed.
disable-engines	Selectively disables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of a server.
dump	Outputs the thread dump(s) of a server or servers that belongs to a cluster.
enable-engine-init-on-boot	Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of the servers to when the server boots.
enable-engines	Selectively enables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of a server.
jndi-info	Displays a list of binding names of objects bound to the JNDI context of a server.
lifecycle-invocation-info	Displays the information of a lifecycle invocation.
list-blocked-clients	Displays the IP addresses of blocked clients.
list-jvm-options	Displays the JVM configuration of a server.
list-lifecycle-invocations	Displays lifecycle invocations of a server or cluster.
list-log-handlers	Displays the information of the handlers registered to a server logger.
list-loggers	Displays the information of the loggers registered to a server.
list-server-listeners	Displays the configuration of listeners of a server.
local-shutdown	Terminates the currently connected server.
local-start-server	Starts the server if the currently connected server is in the STANDBY state in online mode.
log-level	Checks for a logger registered to a specific server and the levels of the handlers registered to the logger.
mbean-info	Displays a list of Mbeans registered to a server.
memory-info	Displays the memory information of a specific server or a server that belongs to a specific cluster.
modify-invocation	Changes an invocation of a specific lifecycle invocation.
modify-invocation-library	Changes a library reference of a specify lifecycle invocation.
modify-jvm-option	Changes JVM configuration of a specific server.
modify-lifecycle-invocation	Changes a lifecycle invocation of a specific server or cluster.
modify-listener	Changes a listener configuration of a server.
modify-log-handler	Changes a handler registered to a server logger.
modify-logger	Dynamically changes a logger registered to a server.
remove-custom-resource-from-servers	Dynamically deletes a custom resource registered to servers.
remove-data-sources-from-server	Dynamically deletes a data sources registered to a server.
remove-external-resource-from-servers	Dynamically deletes an external resource registered to servers.
remove-invocation	Deletes an invocation from a specific lifecycle invocation.
remove-invocation-library	Deletes a library reference from a spcific lifecycle invocation.
remove-jvm-option	Deletes the JVM configuration from a server.
remove-lifecycle-invocation	Deletes a lifecycle invocation from a server or cluster.
remove-listener	Deletes a listener from a server.
remove-log-handler	Dynamically deletes a hander registered to a server logger.
remove-logger	Dynamically deletes a logger registered to a server.
remove-replicate-group	Dynamically deletes a replicate group specified in a server or server template.
resume-server	Resumes a temporarily suspended server.
run-garbage-collection	Executes full gc on a server or servers that belong to a cluster.
server-info	Displays the current status of servers.
server-log	Checks the logs of a server.
set-replicate-group	Dynamically specifies a replicate group to a server or server template.
show-replicate-group	Checks the replicate group of a server or server template.
show-current-scf-view	Monitors the current SCF view.
start-cluster	Starts managed servers that belong to a specific cluster. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
start-domain	Starts all managed servers that belong to the current domain. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
start-node	Starts the managed servers that belong to a specific node. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
start-server	Starts a managed server.
stop-cluster	Terminates managed servers that belong to a cluster. Even if the JEUS master server is included in the cluster, it is not terminated. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
stop-domain	Terminates managed servers that belong to the current domain. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
stop-node	Terminates managed servers that belong to a specific node. If the node contains the JEUS Master Server, the JEUS Master Server is excluded from the target. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.
stop-server	Terminates one or more managed servers.
suspend-server	Temporarily suspends a running server.
system-info	Displays the system information of a server.
unblock-client	Unblocks a client that has been blocked.

Command

Description

add-custom-resource-to-servers

Dynamically registers a custom resource to servers.

add-data-sources-to-server

Dynamically registers data sources to a server.

add-external-resource-to-servers

Dynamically registers an external resource to servers.

add-invocation

Adds an invocation to a lifecyle invocation.

add-invocation-library

Adds a library reference to a lifecyle invocation.

add-jvm-option

Adds JVM to a server.

add-lifecycle-invocation

Adds a lifecycle invocation to a server or cluster.

add-listener

Adds a listener to a server.

add-log-handler

Dynamically adds a handler to a server logger.

add-logger

Dynamically adds a logger to a server.

config-listener-ssl

Sets SSL for a listener.

disable-engine-init-on-boot

Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of the servers to when the application was deployed.

disable-engines

Selectively disables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of a server.

dump

Outputs the thread dump(s) of a server or servers that belongs to a cluster.

enable-engine-init-on-boot

Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of the servers to when the server boots.

enable-engines

Selectively enables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, and JMS) of a server.

jndi-info

Displays a list of binding names of objects bound to the JNDI context of a server.

lifecycle-invocation-info

Displays the information of a lifecycle invocation.

list-blocked-clients

Displays the IP addresses of blocked clients.

list-jvm-options

Displays the JVM configuration of a server.

list-lifecycle-invocations

Displays lifecycle invocations of a server or cluster.

list-log-handlers

Displays the information of the handlers registered to a server logger.

list-loggers

Displays the information of the loggers registered to a server.

list-server-listeners

Displays the configuration of listeners of a server.

local-shutdown

Terminates the currently connected server.

local-start-server

Starts the server if the currently connected server is in the STANDBY state in online mode.

log-level

Checks for a logger registered to a specific server and the levels of the handlers registered to the logger.

mbean-info

Displays a list of Mbeans registered to a server.

memory-info

Displays the memory information of a specific server or a server that belongs to a specific cluster.

modify-invocation

Changes an invocation of a specific lifecycle invocation.

modify-invocation-library

Changes a library reference of a specify lifecycle invocation.

modify-jvm-option

Changes JVM configuration of a specific server.

modify-lifecycle-invocation

Changes a lifecycle invocation of a specific server or cluster.

modify-listener

Changes a listener configuration of a server.

modify-log-handler

Changes a handler registered to a server logger.

modify-logger

Dynamically changes a logger registered to a server.

remove-custom-resource-from-servers

Dynamically deletes a custom resource registered to servers.

remove-data-sources-from-server

Dynamically deletes a data sources registered to a server.

remove-external-resource-from-servers

Dynamically deletes an external resource registered to servers.

remove-invocation

Deletes an invocation from a specific lifecycle invocation.

remove-invocation-library

Deletes a library reference from a spcific lifecycle invocation.

remove-jvm-option

Deletes the JVM configuration from a server.

remove-lifecycle-invocation

Deletes a lifecycle invocation from a server or cluster.

remove-listener

Deletes a listener from a server.

remove-log-handler

Dynamically deletes a hander registered to a server logger.

remove-logger

Dynamically deletes a logger registered to a server.

remove-replicate-group

Dynamically deletes a replicate group specified in a server or server template.

resume-server

Resumes a temporarily suspended server.

run-garbage-collection

Executes full gc on a server or servers that belong to a cluster.

server-info

Displays the current status of servers.

server-log

Checks the logs of a server.

set-replicate-group

Dynamically specifies a replicate group to a server or server template.

show-replicate-group

Checks the replicate group of a server or server template.

show-current-scf-view

Monitors the current SCF view.

start-cluster

Starts managed servers that belong to a specific cluster. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

start-domain

Starts all managed servers that belong to the current domain. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

start-node

Starts the managed servers that belong to a specific node. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

start-server

Starts a managed server.

stop-cluster

Terminates managed servers that belong to a cluster. Even if the JEUS master server is included in the cluster, it is not terminated. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

stop-domain

Terminates managed servers that belong to the current domain. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

stop-node

Terminates managed servers that belong to a specific node. If the node contains the JEUS Master Server, the JEUS Master Server is excluded from the target. Only available for the master server and managed server structure.

stop-server

Terminates one or more managed servers.

suspend-server

Temporarily suspends a running server.

system-info

Displays the system information of a server.

unblock-client

Unblocks a client that has been blocked.

1. add-custom-resource-to-servers

Dynamically registers a custom resource to servers.

Alias

add-cr-to-servers

Usage

add-custom-resource-to-servers <export-name>
                               -servers <server-list>
                               [-f,--forceLock]
                               [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<export-name>	JNDI bind name of the custom resource to be registered in the server.
-servers <server-list>	Server list in which the custom resource is registered.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

<export-name>

JNDI bind name of the custom resource to be registered in the server.

-servers <server-list>

Server list in which the custom resource is registered.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-custom-resource-to-servers custom/dog -servers server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for A custom resource.
Check the results using "list-custom-resources"

2. add-data-sources-to-server

Dynamically registers data sources to a server.

Alias

adddstosvr

Usage

add-data-sources-to-server -server <server-name>
                           [-ids <data-source-id-list> | -all]
                           [-f,--forceLock]
                           [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name in which data sources are registered.
[-ids <data-source-id-list>]	List of data source IDs to add in the server. To specify multiple IDs, separate each ID with a comma (,).
[-all]	Registers all data sources defined in the domain.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name in which data sources are registered.

[-ids <data-source-id-list>]

List of data source IDs to add in the server.

To specify multiple IDs, separate each ID with a comma (,).

[-all]

Registers all data sources defined in the domain.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-data-sources-to-server -server server1 -all
Successfully performed the ADD operation for data sources to the server [server1].
Check the results using "add-data-sources-to-server -server server1"

3. add-external-resource-to-servers

Dynamically registers an external resource to servers.

Alias

add-er-to-servers

Usage

add-external-resource-to-servers <export-name>
                                 -servers <server-list>
                                 [-f,--forceLock]
                                 [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<export-name>	External resource name to be registered in the server.
-servers <server-list>	Server list in which the external resource is registered.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

<export-name>

External resource name to be registered in the server.

-servers <server-list>

Server list in which the external resource is registered.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-external-resource-to-servers test/ext -servers server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for A external resource.
Check the results using "list-external-resources"

4. add-invocation

Adds an invocation to a specific lifecycle invocation.

Alias

addinvo, addinvocation

Usage

add-invocation <method>
               -type <invocation-type>
               [-params <method-params>]
               [-args <invocation-argument>]
               -class <class>
               -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
               [-f,--forceLock]
               [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<method>	Method name of the invocation to add.
-type <invocation-type>	Type of the invocation (time of calling the method). Specify one of the follows. BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.
[-params <method-params>]	Changes the fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters. (Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)
[-args <invocation-argument>]	Arguments used to call the method. For multiple arguments, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks. (Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation to add.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<method>

Method name of the invocation to add.

-type <invocation-type>

Type of the invocation (time of calling the method).

Specify one of the follows.

BOOT
BEFORE_DEPLOY
AFTER_DEPLOY
READY
BEFORE_UNDEPLOY
AFTER_UNDEPLOY

For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.

[-params <method-params>]

Changes the fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters.

(Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)

[-args <invocation-argument>]

Arguments used to call the method. For multiple arguments, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks.

(Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation to add.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-invocation methodName -type BOOT -class invo.invoTestClass -s server1 -params java.lang.String boolean -args "invocation test" true
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Invocation [methodName](Invocation ID = 0),
but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

5. add-invocation-library

Adds a library reference to a specific lifecycle invocation.

Alias

addinvolib, addinvocationlibrary

Usage

add-invocation-library <library>
                       -specVer <version>
                       [-specMatch <true | false>]
                       -implVer <version>
                       [-implMatch <true | false>]
                       [-fail,--failOnError <true | false>]
                       -class <class>
                       -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                       [-f,--forceLock]
                       [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<library>	Name of the library to add.
-specVer <version>	Specification version of the libarary to add.
[-specMatch <true \| false>]	Option to enforce matching the specification version. (Default value: false)
-implVer <version>	Implementation version of the library to add.
[-implMatch <true \| false>]	Option to enforce matching the implementation version. (Default value: false)
[-fail,--failOnError <true \| false>]	Option to fail the deployment if a shared library cannot be found. (Default value: false)
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation to which a library reference is added.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<library>

Name of the library to add.

-specVer <version>

Specification version of the libarary to add.

[-specMatch <true | false>]

Option to enforce matching the specification version. (Default value: false)

-implVer <version>

Implementation version of the library to add.

[-implMatch <true | false>]

Option to enforce matching the implementation version. (Default value: false)

[-fail,--failOnError <true | false>]

Option to fail the deployment if a shared library cannot be found. (Default value: false)

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation to which a library reference is added.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-invocation-library libName -specVer 1 -implVer 1 -class invo.invoTestClass -s server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Invocation Library [libName], but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

6. add-jvm-option

Adds JVM to a server.

Alias

add-jvmopt, addjvmopt, add-jvm-config, add-jvmcfg, addjvmcfg

Usage

add-jvm-option -server <server-name>
               [-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]
               [-f,--forceLock]
               [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]	JVM configuration to be added.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]

JVM configuration to be added.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-jvm-option -server server1 -opt "-Xmx256m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m"
Successfully performed the ADD operation for JVM configuration for the server
(sever1)., but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-jvm-options or add-jvm-option"

7. add-lifecycle-invocation

Adds a lifecycle invocation to a specific server or cluster.

Alias

addlifeinvo, addlifecycleinvocation

Usage

add-lifecycle-invocation <class>
                         -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                         [-m,--method <invocation-method>]
                         [-type <invocation-type>]
                         [-params <method-params>]
                         [-args <invocation-argument>]
                         [-f,--forceLock]
                         [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation to add.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where a lifecycle invocation is to be added.
[-m,--method <invocation-method>]	[Invocation option] To add an invocation along with a lifecycle invocation, you need to specify the method name of the invocation. Additionally, when adding an invocation, you must specify the invocation type. Therefore, the [Invocation option] must also be specified using the -type parameter.
[-type <invocation-type>]	[Invocation option] Type of the invocation (time of calling the method). To add an invocation along with a lifecycle invocation, you must specify [Invocation option] using -m and --method parameters. Specify one of the follows. BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.
[-params <method-params>]	[Invocation option] Fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters. (Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)
[-args <invocation-argument>]	[Invocation option] Arguments used to call the method. For multiple arguments, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks. (Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation to add.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where a lifecycle invocation is to be added.

[-m,--method <invocation-method>]

[Invocation option] To add an invocation along with a lifecycle invocation, you need to specify the method name of the invocation. Additionally, when adding an invocation, you must specify the invocation type. Therefore, the [Invocation option] must also be specified using the -type parameter.

[-type <invocation-type>]

[Invocation option] Type of the invocation (time of calling the method). To add an invocation along with a lifecycle invocation, you must specify [Invocation option] using -m and --method parameters.

Specify one of the follows.

BOOT
BEFORE_DEPLOY
AFTER_DEPLOY
READY
BEFORE_UNDEPLOY
AFTER_UNDEPLOY

For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.

[-params <method-params>]

[Invocation option] Fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters.

(Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)

[-args <invocation-argument>]

[Invocation option] Arguments used to call the method. For multiple arguments, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks.

(Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-lifecycle-invocation sampleClass1 -s server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Lifecycle Invocation Class [sampleClass1],
but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations".

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-lifecycle-invocation sampleClass2 -s server1 -m methodName -type BOOT
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Lifecycle Invocation Class [sampleClass2] and Invocation
[methodName](Invocation ID = 0), but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations".

8. add-listener

Dynamically adds a listener to a server.

Alias

addlistener, createlistener

Usage

add-listener -server <server-name>
             -name <listener-name>
             [-addr <address>]
             -port <port>
             [-selectors <selectors>]
             [-dual]
             [-backlog <backlog>]
             [-timeout <read-timeout>]
             [-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]
             [-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]
             [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-name <listener-name>	Listener name to be added.
[-addr <address>]	Address of the listener to be added.
-port <port>	Port number of the listener to be added. The value must be between 1 ~ 65535, and the port number cannot conflict with the port numbers of other listeners.
[-selectors <selectors>]	Number of selectors to use.
[-dual]	Uses separate selectors for reading and writing.
[-backlog <backlog>]	Backlog of the listener to be added.
[-timeout <read-timeout>]	[Dynamic] Read timeout for the listener to be added.
[-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]	Maximum time to wait before closing an unused socket.
[-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]	Number of reserved threads used by the listener to be added.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly obtains a lock for adding a listener.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-name <listener-name>

Listener name to be added.

[-addr <address>]

Address of the listener to be added.

-port <port>

Port number of the listener to be added. The value must be between 1 ~ 65535, and the port number cannot conflict with the port numbers of other listeners.

[-selectors <selectors>]

Number of selectors to use.

[-dual]

Uses separate selectors for reading and writing.

[-backlog <backlog>]

Backlog of the listener to be added.

[-timeout <read-timeout>]

[Dynamic] Read timeout for the listener to be added.

[-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]

Maximum time to wait before closing an unused socket.

[-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]

Number of reserved threads used by the listener to be added.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly obtains a lock for adding a listener.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-listener -server server1 -name Test -port 10000
Executed Successfully
Check the result using 'list-server-listeners -server server1 -name Test.
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server server1 -name Test
===============================================================
Test

+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
| address                                           | 0.0.0.0 |
| port                                              |   10000 |
| selectors                                         |       1 |
| dual-selector                                     | false   |
| backlog                                           |     128 |
| read-timeout                                      |   30000 |
| keepalive-timeout                                 | not-set |
| reserved-threads                                  |       0 |
+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
===============================================================

9. add-log-handler

Dynamically adds a handler to a server logger.

Alias

addloghandler, add-handler, addhandler

Usage

add-log-handler -server <server-name>
                -logger <logger-name>
                [<handler-name>]
                [-level <handler-level>]
                [-filter <filter-class>]
                [-encoding <encoding>]
                [-filename <file-name>]
                [-enable <true | false>]
                [-count <rotation-count>]
                [-dir <rotation-dir>]
                [-buffer <buffer-size>]
                [-append <true | false>]
                [-hour <hour> | -day <day> | -size <size>]
                [-f,--forceLock]
                [-detail]
                [-permission <permission>]
                [-chown <chown>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-logger <logger-name>	Name of the logger that adds the handler.
[<handler-name>]	Handler name to be added.
[-level <handler-level>]	[Dynamic] Log level of the handler (Default value: FINEST)
[-filter <filter-class>]	Class name of the filter for log messages.
[-encoding <encoding>]	Encoding value for log messages.
[-filename <file-name>]	File name where logs are recorded. (Default value: loggerName.log. JeusServer.log for the JEUS logger)
[-enable <true \| false>]	Option to enable file rotation (Default value: true).
[-count <rotation-count>]	Maximum number of log files for backup.
[-dir <rotation-dir>]	Path to the directory that stores backup log files.
[-buffer <buffer-size>]	Size of the buffer used to record log messages to a file.
[-append <true \| false>]	Option to append logs to the previous file if the server reboots. (true \| false, default value: true)
[-hour <hour>]	Writes a new log file every specified number of hours.
[-day <day>]	Writes a new log file every specified number of days.
[-size <size>]	Creates a new log file of the specified size.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.
[-permission <permission>]	Permission used to set a log file. (Example: rwxrwxrwx)
[-chown <chown>]	Owner used to set a log file. The owner and group are separated by comma(,). (Example: owner-id,group-id)

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-logger <logger-name>

Name of the logger that adds the handler.

[<handler-name>]

Handler name to be added.

[-level <handler-level>]

[Dynamic] Log level of the handler (Default value: FINEST)

[-filter <filter-class>]

Class name of the filter for log messages.

[-encoding <encoding>]

Encoding value for log messages.

[-filename <file-name>]

File name where logs are recorded.

(Default value: loggerName.log. JeusServer.log for the JEUS logger)

[-enable <true | false>]

Option to enable file rotation (Default value: true).

[-count <rotation-count>]

Maximum number of log files for backup.

[-dir <rotation-dir>]

Path to the directory that stores backup log files.

[-buffer <buffer-size>]

Size of the buffer used to record log messages to a file.

[-append <true | false>]

Option to append logs to the previous file if the server reboots.

(true | false, default value: true)

[-hour <hour>]

Writes a new log file every specified number of hours.

[-day <day>]

Writes a new log file every specified number of days.

[-size <size>]

Creates a new log file of the specified size.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

[-permission <permission>]

Permission used to set a log file. (Example: rwxrwxrwx)

[-chown <chown>]

Owner used to set a log file. The owner and group are separated by comma(,). (Example: owner-id,group-id)

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-log-handler -server server1 -logger jeus.jndi fileHandler -day 10
Successfully performed the ADD operation for The handler for the logger(jeus.jndi)
on the server(server1)., but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied
after restarting.
Check the results using "list-log-handlers or add-log-handler"

10. add-logger

Dynamically adds a logger to a server.

Alias

addlogger

Usage

add-logger -server <server-name>
           [<logger-name>]
           [-level <log-level>]
           [-useParentHandlers <true | false>]
           [-filter <filter-class>]
           [-formatter <formatter-class>]
           [-f,--forceLock]
           [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[<logger-name>]	Name of the logger to be added in the server.
[-level <log-level>]	[Dynamic] Log level of the logger.
[-useParentHandlers <true \| false>]	[Dynamic] Option to use the parent logger handler. (true \| false)
[-filter <filter-class>]	Class name of the filter for log messages.
[-formatter <formatter-class>]	Class name of the formatter to be applied to the logger.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[<logger-name>]

Name of the logger to be added in the server.

[-level <log-level>]

[Dynamic] Log level of the logger.

[-useParentHandlers <true | false>]

[Dynamic] Option to use the parent logger handler. (true | false)

[-filter <filter-class>]

Class name of the filter for log messages.

[-formatter <formatter-class>]

Class name of the formatter to be applied to the logger.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>add-logger -server server1 jeus.security -level FINE
Successfully performed the ADD operation for The logger for the server(server1).
, but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restsarting.
Check the results using "list-loggers or add-logger"

11. config-listener-ssl

Sets SSL for a listener.

Alias

configssl

Usage

config-listener-ssl -server <server-name>
                -name <listener-name>
                -set | -del | -show
                [-need | -want | -noauth,--unnecessary]
                [-p,--protocol <protocol>]
                [-cs,--cipherSuite <cipher-suites>]
                [-ks,--keystore <keystore-file>]
                [-kp,--keystorePass <keystore-pass>]
                [-kkp,--keystoreKeypass <keystore-keypass>]
                [-kt,--keystoreType <keystore-type>]
                [-kma,--keyManagementAlgorithm <key-management-algorithm>]
                [-alias,--keyAlias <key-alias>]
                [-ts,--truststore <truststore-file>]
                [-tp,--truststorePass <truststore-pass>]
                [-tt,--truststoreType <truststore-type>]
                [-tma,--trustManagementAlgorithm <trust-management-algorithm>]
                [-crl <crl-file>]
                [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-name <listener-name>	Listener name.
-set \| -del \| -show	Option to set, delete, or show SSL configuration of the specified listener.
[-need \|-want\| -noauth,--unnecessary]	Client authentication method.
[-p,--protocol <protocol>]	Type of the SSL protocol to use in the specified listener.
[-cs,--cipherSuite <cipher-suites>]	Encoding method to use in the specified listener.
[-ks,--keystore <keystore-file>]	File that stores the server key to use in the specified listener and its corresponding authentication certificate.
[-kp,--keystorePass <keystore-pass>]	Key to open the specified keystore file.
[-kkp,--keystoreKeypass <keystore-keypass>]	Encrypted value for the server key stored in the specified keystore file.
[-kt,--keystoreType <keystore-type>]	Type of the specified keystore.
[-kma,--keyManagementAlgorithm <key-management-algorithm>]	Management algorithm for the key in the keystore file.
[-alias,--keyAlias <key-alias>]	Key alias of the authentication certificate.
[-ts,--truststore <truststore-file>]	File that stores the server authentication certificate.
[-tp,--truststorePass <truststore-pass>]	Password to open the truststore file.
[-tt,--truststoreType <truststore-type>]	Type of the specified truststore.
[-tma,--trustManagementAlgorithm <trust-management-algorithm>]	Management algorithm of the key stored in the truststore file.
[-crl <crl-file>]	File that stores the certificate revocation lists.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-name <listener-name>

Listener name.

-set | -del | -show

Option to set, delete, or show SSL configuration of the specified listener.

[-need |-want| -noauth,--unnecessary]

Client authentication method.

[-p,--protocol <protocol>]

Type of the SSL protocol to use in the specified listener.

[-cs,--cipherSuite <cipher-suites>]

Encoding method to use in the specified listener.

[-ks,--keystore <keystore-file>]

File that stores the server key to use in the specified listener and its corresponding authentication certificate.

[-kp,--keystorePass <keystore-pass>]

Key to open the specified keystore file.

[-kkp,--keystoreKeypass <keystore-keypass>]

Encrypted value for the server key stored in the specified keystore file.

[-kt,--keystoreType <keystore-type>]

Type of the specified keystore.

[-kma,--keyManagementAlgorithm <key-management-algorithm>]

Management algorithm for the key in the keystore file.

[-alias,--keyAlias <key-alias>]

Key alias of the authentication certificate.

[-ts,--truststore <truststore-file>]

File that stores the server authentication certificate.

[-tp,--truststorePass <truststore-pass>]

Password to open the truststore file.

[-tt,--truststoreType <truststore-type>]

Type of the specified truststore.

[-tma,--trustManagementAlgorithm <trust-management-algorithm>]

Management algorithm of the key stored in the truststore file.

[-crl <crl-file>]

File that stores the certificate revocation lists.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>config-listener-ssl -server server1 -name Test -set
Executed successfully, but some configurations were not applied dynamically. It might be necessary to restart the server.

12. disable-engine-init-on-boot

Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, JMS, ProObject) of the servers to when the application was deployed. To apply changes, restart the servers.

Related schema

jeus-domain.xsd
Alias

lazyengine

Usage

disable-engine-init-on-boot <server-list>
                            [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter Description

<server-list>

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Parameter	Description
<server-list>	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>disable-engine-init-on-boot adminServer,server1
EngineInitOnBoot was successfully disabled.
Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

13. disable-engines

Disables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, JMS, and ProObject) of a server. To apply the setting, restart the server.

Related schema

jeus-domain.xsd
Alias

engineoff

Usage

disable-engines <server-list>
                [-all]
                [-web]
                [-ejb]
                [-jms]
                [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<server-list>	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).
[-all]	Apply to all web, ejb, jms engines.
[-web]	Apply to the web engine.
[-ejb]	Apply to the ejb engine.
[-jms]	Apply to the jms engine.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<server-list>

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-all]

Apply to all web, ejb, jms engines.

[-web]

Apply to the web engine.

[-ejb]

Apply to the ejb engine.

[-jms]

Apply to the jms engine.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>disable-engines adminServer -all
[adminServer]
Change Engine to Disabled: Web EJB JMS

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>disable-engines server1 -all
[server1]
Change Engine to Disabled: Web EJB JMS

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>disable-engines server2 -web -ejb
[server2]
Change Engine to Disabled: Web EJB

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...

14. dump

Outputs the thread dump(s) of a server or servers that belongs to a cluster. Output is recorded in the server logs.

Usage

dump [-clusters <cluster-list> | -servers <server-list>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-clusters <cluster-list>]	Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).
[-servers <server-list>]	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Parameter

Description

[-clusters <cluster-list>]

Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).

[-servers <server-list>]

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>dump -servers server1
Dumping to the servers.
The result of executing a dump of server processes.
===============================================================
+--------+----------------------------------------------------+
| Server |                       Result                       |
+--------+----------------------------------------------------+
| server1| Successfully dumped.                               |
+--------+----------------------------------------------------+
===============================================================

15. enable-engine-init-on-boot

Sets the initialization point of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, JMS, ProObject) of the servers to when the server boots. To apply changes, restart the servers.

Related schema

jeus-domain.xsd
Alias

eagerengine

Usage

enable-engine-init-on-boot <server-list>
                           [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter Description

<server-list>

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Parameter	Description
<server-list>	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>enable-engine-init-on-boot adminServer
EngineInitOnBoot was successfully enabled.
Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

16. enable-engines

Enables the use of the internal engines (Servlet, EJB, JMS, and ProObject) of a server. To apply the setting, restart the server.

Related schema

jeus-domain.xsd
Alias

engineon

Usage

enable-engines <server-list>
               [-all]
               [-web]
               [-ejb]
               [-jms]
               [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<server-list>	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).
[-all]	Apply to all web, ejb, jms engines.
[-web]	Apply to the web engine.
[-ejb]	Apply to the ejb engine.
[-jms]	Apply to the jms engine.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<server-list>

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-all]

Apply to all web, ejb, jms engines.

[-web]

Apply to the web engine.

[-ejb]

Apply to the ejb engine.

[-jms]

Apply to the jms engine.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>enable-engines adminServer -all
[adminServer]
Change Engine to Enabled: Web EJB JMS

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>enable-engines server1 -all
[server1]
Change Engine to Enabled: Web EJB JMS

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>enable-engines server2 -web -ejb
[server2]
Change Engine to Enabled: Web EJB

Applying configuration ...
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                    Result                                    |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Successfully changed only the JEUS Domain Configuration.                     |
| Restart the server to apply the changes.                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================
...

17. jndi-info

Displays a list of binding names of the objects bound to the JNDI context of a server.

Alias

jndiinfo, jndilist

Usage

jndi-info -server <server-name>
          [<context-name>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[<context-name>]	JNDI context name. If <context-name> is a context, all objects bound to the context are displayed. If <context-name> is a leaf node, details of the object are displayed.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[<context-name>]

JNDI context name.

If <context-name> is a context, all objects bound to the context are displayed. If <context-name> is a leaf node, details of the object are displayed.

Example

context

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>jndi-info -server server1
The JNDI list on the server1
List of the context /
================================================================================
+------------+-------------------------------------------------+---------------+
|    Name    |                      Value                      | Local Binding |
+------------+-------------------------------------------------+---------------+
| JEUSMQ_DLQ | jeus.jms.common.destination.JeusQueue           | false         |
| mgmt       | jeus.jndi.JNSContext                            | false         |
+------------+-------------------------------------------------+---------------+
================================================================================

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>jndi-info -server server1 mgmt
The JNDI list on the server1
List of the context /mgmt
===============================================================
+------+--------------------------------------+---------------+
| Name |                 Value                | Local Binding |
+------+--------------------------------------+---------------+
| rmbs | jeus.jndi.JNSContext                 | false         |
+------+--------------------------------------+---------------+
===============================================================

leaf node

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>jndi-info -server server1 mgmt/rmbs/adminServer
The JNDI list on the server1
List of the context /mgmt/rmbs/server1
================================================================================
+-------------------+------------------------------------------+---------------+
|        Name       |                   Value                  | Local Binding |
+-------------------+------------------------------------------+---------------+
| mgmt/rmbs/server1 | javax.management.remote.JMXConnector     | false         |
+-------------------+------------------------------------------+---------------+

Reference class name : javax.management.remote.JMXConnector
Reference Factory class name : jeus.management.remote.jeusmp.JeusmpConnectorFactory
[0] StringRefAddr : jmxmp, RefAddr type : protocol
[1] StringRefAddr : Administrator, RefAddr type : host
[2] StringRefAddr : 19736, RefAddr type : port
[3] StringRefAddr : /JEUSMP_server1, RefAddr type : urlPath
[4] StringRefAddr : 60000, RefAddr type : checktmout
[5] StringRefAddr : 61.77.153.160, RefAddr type : ipaddr
end of RefAddr

================================================================================

18. lifecycle-invocation-info

Displays the information of a lifecycle invocation.

Alias

invoinfo, lifecycleinvocationinfo, lifeinvoinfo

Usage

lifecycle-invocation-info -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                          [-class <lifecycle-invocation-class>]
                          [-lib,--library]
                          [-invo,--invocation]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Server or cluster in which the lifecycle invocation to display is located.
[-class <lifecycle-invocation-class>]	Class name for displaying the class of a specific lifecycle invocation.
[-lib,--library]	Displays library references of a lifecycle invocation.
[-invo,--invocation]	Displays invocations of a lifecycle invocation.

Parameter

Description

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Server or cluster in which the lifecycle invocation to display is located.

[-class <lifecycle-invocation-class>]

Class name for displaying the class of a specific lifecycle invocation.

[-lib,--library]

Displays library references of a lifecycle invocation.

[-invo,--invocation]

Displays invocations of a lifecycle invocation.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>lifecycle-invocation-info -s server1
Target Name                    : server1
Target Type                    : Server
Lifecycle Invocation Class Name: invocation.ClassName1
Library Ref Information:
================================================================================
+--------------+-----------------------+------------------------+--------------+
| Library Name | Specification Version | Implementation Version | Failon Error |
|              |     (Exact match)     |      (Exact match)     |              |
+--------------+-----------------------+------------------------+--------------+
(No data available)
================================================================================

Invocation Information:
================================================================================
+-------------+---------------+----------------------+-----------+-------------+
|  Invocation |   Invocation  |  Invocation Argument |   Method  |    Method   |
|     ID      |     Type      |                      |   Name    |   Params    |
+-------------+---------------+----------------------+-----------+-------------+
|           0 | BOOT          |                      | bootMethod|             |
+-------------+---------------+----------------------+-----------+-------------+
================================================================================

19. list-blocked-clients

Displays the IP addresses of blocked clients.

Alias

listblocked, listblockedclients

Usage

list-blocked-clients -server <server-name>

Parameters

Parameter Description

-server

Name of the server that retrieves the addresses of blocked clients.

Parameter	Description
-server	Name of the server that retrieves the addresses of blocked clients.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-blocked-clients -server adminServer
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                               Blocked addresses                              |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| 192.168.14.220                                                               |
| 192.168.14.222                                                               |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

20. list-jvm-options

Displays the JVM configuration of a server.

Alias

list-jvmopt, listjvmopt, list-jvm-config, list-jvmcfg, listjvmcfg
Usage
```
list-jvm-options <server-name>
```
Parameters

Parameter Description

<server-name>

Server name.

Parameter	Description
<server-name>	Server name.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-jvm-config adminServer
List of JVM Configurations
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                  JVM Configs                                 |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| -Xmx256m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m                                                |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

21. list-lifecycle-invocations

Displays lifecycle invocations of a server or cluster.

Alias

listinvo, listlifecycleinvocations, listlifeinvo

Usage

list-lifecycle-invocations [-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>]

Parameters

Parameter Description

[-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>]

Displays lifecyle invocations of a specified server or cluster.

Parameter	Description
[-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>]	Displays lifecyle invocations of a specified server or cluster.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-lifecycle-invocations
List of Lifecycle invocations
================================================================================
+------------------+------------------------+---------------------+------------+
|      Target      |  Lifecycle Invocation  |  Invocation Library | Invocation |
|                  |         Class          |         Ref         |            |
+------------------+------------------------+---------------------+------------+
| [Server]adminSer | lifecycle.LifeCycleTes |                     | [0]boot    |
|ver               |ter                     |                     |            |
+------------------+------------------------+---------------------+------------+
| [Server]server1  | invocation.ClassName1  |                     | [0]bootMet |
|                  |                        |                     |hod         |
+------------------+------------------------+---------------------+------------+
| [Server]server1  | invocation.ClassName2  | libName             | [0]method1,|
|                  |                        |                     | [1]method2 |
+------------------+------------------------+---------------------+------------+
================================================================================
Use the "lifecycle-invocation-info" command for more information about Lifecycle invocation.

22. list-log-handlers

Displays the information of handlers registered to a server logger.

Alias

listloghandlers, listhandlers, list-handlers

Usage

list-log-hanlders -server <server-name>
                <logger-name>

Parameters

Parameter Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

<logger-name>

Name of the logger.

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
<logger-name>	Name of the logger.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-log-handlers -server adminServer jeus.deploy
List of Loggers
================================================================================
+-------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
|        Name       |                           Value                          |
+-------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
| Handler Name      | fileHandler                                              |
| Handler Type      | FileHandlerType                                          |
| Handler Level     | FINEST                                                   |
| Filename          | jeus.deploy.log                                          |
| Enable Rotation   | true                                                     |
| Rotation Directory| ${SERVER_HOME}/logs                                      |
| Valid Day         | 1                                                        |
| Buffer Size       | 1024                                                     |
| Logging to Append | true                                                     |
+-------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

23. list-loggers

Displays the information of loggers registered to a server.

Alias

listloggers

Usage

list-loggers <server-name>
             [-logger <logger-name>]

Parameters

Parameter Description

<server-name>

Server name.

[-logger<logger-name>]

Logger name.

Parameter	Description
<server-name>	Server name.
[-logger<logger-name>]	Logger name.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-loggers server1
List of Loggers
===========================================================================
+------------------+------+----------------------------+-------+----------+
|    Logger Name   | Level|     Use Parent Handlers    | Filter| Formatter|
+------------------+------+----------------------------+-------+----------+
| jeus             | INFO | false                      |       |          |
| jeus.security    | FINE | true                       |       |          |
+------------------+------+----------------------------+-------+----------+
===========================================================================

24. list-server-listeners

Dynamically displays the configuration of listeners of a server.

Alias

listener, serverlistener

Usage

list-server-listeners -server <server-name>
                      [-name <listener-name>]

Parameters

Parameter Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[-name <listener-name>]

Name of the listener to display.

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[-name <listener-name>]	Name of the listener to display.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server adminServer
=========================================================
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
|             listener-name            | address | port |
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
| base                                 | 0.0.0.0 | 9736 |
| jms                                  | 0.0.0.0 | 9741 |
| http-listener                        | not-set | 8088 |
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
=========================================================

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server adminServer -name base
===============================================================
base

+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
| address                                           | 0.0.0.0 |
| port                                              |    9736 |
| selectors                                         |         |
| dual-selector                                     | false   |
| backlog                                           |     128 |
| read-timeout                                      |   30000 |
| reserved-threads                                  |       0 |
+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
===============================================================

25. local-shutdown

Terminates the currently connected server.

Alias

localdown, localjeusexit

Usage

local-shutdown [-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout> | -f,--force | -g,--graceful]
                [-i]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-f, --force]	Forcibly shuts down the server instead of gracefully shutting down.
[-g, --graceful]	Option to shut down servers gracefully. If set, the system waits indefinitely for a server to complete the current request.
[-to, --shutdowntimeout <timeout>]	Sets the timeout to shut down the server gracefully. The server waits the specified period for the current request to complete. (Unit: second)
[-i]	Terminates the servers immediately without the user’s consent.

Parameter

Description

[-f, --force]

Forcibly shuts down the server instead of gracefully shutting down.

[-g, --graceful]

Option to shut down servers gracefully. If set, the system waits indefinitely for a server to complete the current request.

[-to, --shutdowntimeout <timeout>]

Sets the timeout to shut down the server gracefully. The server waits the specified period for the current request to complete. (Unit: second)

[-i]

Terminates the servers immediately without the user’s consent.

Example

Terminates the currently connected server by using the local-shutdown command.

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>local-shutdown
Executing this command affects the service. Do you want to continue? (y/n)n
[local-shutdown] has been canceled.
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>local-shutdown -i
The server [adminServer] has been shut down successfully.
offline>

26. local-start-server

Starts the server if the currently connected server is in the STANDBY state in online mode. In offline mode, a specific MS is started via SSH. In this case, -node, -domain, -server, -u, -p, and -masterurl are required.

alias

localstartserver, local-boot

Usage

The usage below is based on online mode.

local-start-server [-node <node-name>]
                   [-domain <domain-name>]
                   [-server <server-name>]
                   [-u <user-name>]
                   [-p <password>]
                   [-masterurl <masterurl>]
                   [-f, --force]
                   [-s, --standby]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-node <node-name>]	Node name.
[-domain <domain-name>]	Domain name.
[-server <server-name>]	Server name.
[-u <user-name>]	User name.
[-p <password>]	User password.
[-masterurl <masterurl>]	Address of the Master Server.
[-f, --force]	Forces the registered application to start even if it is not in the RUNNING state.
[-s, --standby]	Starts the server in the STANDBY state, which is the ready state.

Parameter

Description

[-node <node-name>]

Node name.

[-domain <domain-name>]

Domain name.

[-server <server-name>]

Server name.

[-u <user-name>]

User name.

[-p <password>]

User password.

[-masterurl <masterurl>]

Address of the Master Server.

[-f, --force]

Forces the registered application to start even if it is not in the RUNNING state.

[-s, --standby]

Starts the server in the STANDBY state, which is the ready state.

Example

offline>local-start-server -node node1 -domain domain1 -server server1
-u administrator -p password -masterurl 192.168.34.55:9736
The Server [server1] was successfully started.

Note

This command can be used without being connected to the server.

27. log-level

Checks for a logger registered to a specific server and the levels of the handlers registered to the logger.

Alias

loglevel

Usage

log-level -server <server-name>
          <logger-name>

Parameters

Parameter Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

<logger-name>

Name of the logger to be checked.

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
<logger-name>	Name of the logger to be checked.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>log-level -server server1 jeus
The logger[jeus] information for the server [server1]
Information about the logger[jeus].
==========================================================
Logger Name : jeus
Level : INFO
Use Parent Handlers : false

+-------------+-------------+----------------------------+
| Handler Name| Handler Type|        Handler Level       |
+-------------+-------------+----------------------------+
| FileHandler | FileHandler | FINEST                     |
+-------------+-------------+----------------------------+
==========================================================

28. mbean-info

Displays a list of Mbeans registered to a server.

Alias

mbeaninfo

Usage

mbean-info -server <server-name>
           [<object-name>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[<object-name>]	Query for an object name. Displays a list of MBeans with the specified object name. For more information about queried object names, refer to JEUS JMX Guide.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[<object-name>]

Query for an object name.

Displays a list of MBeans with the specified object name. For more information about queried object names, refer to JEUS JMX Guide.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>mbean-info -server server1
The object names of MBeans on the server [server1].
================================================================================
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=ServerNodeManagerService,JMXManager=server|
|1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1                                             |
| JEUS:j2eeType=J2EEServer,JMXManager=server1,isTargetable=true,J2EEDomain=doma|
|in1,name=server1                                                              |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JMSResource,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1_|
|jms                                                                           |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=SecurityDomain,JMXManager=server1,J2EEDoma|
|in=domain1,SecurityService=SecurityService,name=SYSTEM_DOMAIN                 |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JEUSMPConnector,JMXManager=server1,J2EESer|
|ver=server1,name=server1                                                      |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=ThreadPool,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=s|
|erver1,name=threadpool.System                                                 |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=WebListener,JMXManager=server1,WebEngine=s|
|erver1_servlet,J2EEServer=server1,name=ADMIN-HTTP                             |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=ThreadPool,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=s|
|erver1,name=EJBTimerService                                                   |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JDBCResource,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1|
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=ThreadPool_WEBC,JMXManager=server1,WebEngi|
|ne=server1_servlet,J2EEServer=server1,WebListener=ADMIN-HTTP,name=ADMIN-HTTP  |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=EJBEngine,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=se|
|rver1,name=server1_ejb                                                        |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JNDIResourceService,JMXManager=server1,J2E|
|EServer=server1,name=server1                                                  |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=SecurityService,JMXManager=server1,J2EEDom|
|ain=domain1,J2EEServer=server1,name=SecurityService                           |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=WebEngine,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=se|
|rver1,name=server1_servlet                                                    |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=SecuritySubject,JMXManager=server1,J2EEDom|
|ain=domain1,SecurityDomain=SYSTEM_DOMAIN,name=Subject                         |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=ThreadPool,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=s|
|erver1,name=server1                                                           |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JMSServiceChannel,JMXManager=server1,J2EES|
|erver=server1,JMSResource=server1_jms,name=JMSServiceChannel-default          |
| JEUS:j2eeType=Console,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1     |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JDBCResourceService,JMXManager=server1,J2E|
|EServer=server1,name=server1                                                  |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JVM,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1         |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JTAResource,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=server1,name=server1 |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JMSEngine,JMXManager=server1,J2EEServer=se|
|rver1,name=server1_jms                                                        |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=JMSDestinationResource,JMXManager=server1,|
|J2EEServer=server1,JMSResource=server1_jms,name=JEUSMQ_DLQ                    |
| JEUS:j2eeType=JeusService,jeusType=SecurityPolicy,JMXManager=server1,J2EEDoma|
|in=domain1,SecurityDomain=SYSTEM_DOMAIN,name=Policy                           |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

29. memory-info

Displays the memory information of a specific server or a server that belongs to a specific cluster.

Alias

memorystatus, memstatus, memoryinfo, meminfo

Usage

memory-info [-clusters <cluster-list> | -servers <server-list>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-clusters <cluster-list>]	Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).
[-servers <server-list>]	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Parameter

Description

[-clusters <cluster-list>]

Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).

[-servers <server-list>]

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>memory-info -servers server1
Domain [domain1] Memory Information
Memory Information
=============================================================================
+--------+------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Server | Total Amount of Memory |       The Current Amount of Memory      |
+--------+------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| server1|              110362624 |                                55153456 |
+--------+------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
=============================================================================

30. modify-invocation

Changes an invocation of a specific lifecycle invocation.

Alias

modinvo, modifyinvocation, modifyinvo

Usage

modify-invocation -id <invocation-id> | -m,--method <invocation-method>
                  [-mv,--rename <invocation-method>]
                  [-type <invocation-type>]
                  [-params <method-params>]
                  [-args <invocation-argument>]
                  -class <class>
                  -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                  [-f,--forceLock]
                  [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-id <invocation-id> \| -m,--method <invocation-method>	Specifies invocations as either IDs or method names to be changed. If there are multiple invocations with the same method names, specify them using their corresponding IDs.
[-mv,--rename <invocation-method>]	Changes method names of invocations.
[-type <invocation-type>]	Changes the invocation type (time of calling method). Specify one of the follows. BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.
[-params <method-params>]	Changes the fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters. (Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)
[-args <invocation-argument>]	Changes the argument used to call methods. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks. (Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the invocation is located.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-id <invocation-id> | -m,--method <invocation-method>

Specifies invocations as either IDs or method names to be changed. If there are multiple invocations with the same method names, specify them using their corresponding IDs.

[-mv,--rename <invocation-method>]

Changes method names of invocations.

[-type <invocation-type>]

Changes the invocation type (time of calling method).

Specify one of the follows.

BOOT
BEFORE_DEPLOY
AFTER_DEPLOY
READY
BEFORE_UNDEPLOY
AFTER_UNDEPLOY

For more information about the types, refer to Lifecycle Invocation Setting in JEUS Server Guide.

[-params <method-params>]

Changes the fully qualified class name of the method parameter. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters.

(Example: -params java.lang.String boolean)

[-args <invocation-argument>]

Changes the argument used to call methods. For multiple parameters, use spaces as delimiters. If an argument includes a space, enclose it in quotation marks.

(Example: -args "tmaxsoft jeus" "hello world")

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the invocation is located.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-invocation -m bootMethod -mv newMethod
-class invocation.ClassName1 -s server1
Successfully performed the MODIFY operation for Invocation [newMethod](Invocation ID = 0), but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

31. modify-invocation-library

Changes a library reference of a specify lifecycle invocation.

Alias

modinvolib, modifyinvocationlibrary, modifyinvolib

Usage

modify-invocation-library <library>
                          [-mv,--rename <invocation-library>]
                          [-specVer <version>]
                          [-specMatch <true | false>]
                          [-implVer <version>]
                          [-implMatch <true | false>]
                          [-fail,--failOnError <true | false>]
                          -class <class>
                          -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                          [-f,--forceLock]
                          [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<library>	Name of a library refrence.
[-mv,--rename <invocation-library>]	Changes a library reference.
[-specVer <version>]	Modifies the specification version of the library.
[-specMatch <true \| false>]	Changes the option to enforce matching the specification version.
[-implVer <version>]	Changes the implementation version of the library.
[-implMatch <true \| false>]	Changes the option to enforce matching the implementation version.
[-fail,--failOnError <true \| false>]	Changes the option to fail the deployment if a shared library cannot be found.
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the library reference is located.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<library>

Name of a library refrence.

[-mv,--rename <invocation-library>]

Changes a library reference.

[-specVer <version>]

Modifies the specification version of the library.

[-specMatch <true | false>]

Changes the option to enforce matching the specification version.

[-implVer <version>]

Changes the implementation version of the library.

[-implMatch <true | false>]

Changes the option to enforce matching the implementation version.

[-fail,--failOnError <true | false>]

Changes the option to fail the deployment if a shared library cannot be found.

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the library reference is located.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-invocation-library libName -mv newLibName
-class invo.invoTestClass2 -s server1
Successfully performed the MODIFY operation for Invocation Library [newLibName], but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

32. modify-jvm-option

Changes the JVM configuration of a server.

Alias

modify-jvmopt, modifyjvmopt, modify-jvm-config, modify-jvmcfg

Usage

modify-jvm-option -server <server-name>
                  [-old,--oldOption <jvm-option>]
                  [-new,--newOption <jvm-option>]
                  [-f,--forceLock]
                  [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[-old,--oldOption <jvm-option>]	JVM configuration before change. The current JVM configuration.
[-new,--newOption <jvm-option>]	JVM configuration to be changed.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[-old,--oldOption <jvm-option>]

JVM configuration before change. The current JVM configuration.

[-new,--newOption <jvm-option>]

JVM configuration to be changed.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-jvm-option -server server1
-old "-Xmx256m -XX:Ma xPermSize=128m" -new "-Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m"
Successfully performed the MODIFY operation for JVM configuration for the server
(server1)., but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-jvm-options or modify-jvm-option"

33. modify-lifecycle-invocation

Changes a lifecycle invocation of a specific server or cluster.

Alias

modlifeinvo, modifylifecycleinvocation, modifylifeinvo

Usage

modify-lifecycle-invocation <class>
                            [-mv,--rename <lifecycle-invocation-class>]
                            -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                            [-f,--forceLock]
                            [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation to modify.
[-mv,--rename <lifecycle-invocation-class>]	Changes the class name of the lifecycle invocation.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation to modify.

[-mv,--rename <lifecycle-invocation-class>]

Changes the class name of the lifecycle invocation.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-lifecycle-invocation sampleClass1 -mv className3 -s server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Lifecycle Invocation Class [className3], but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations".

34. modify-listener

Changes the listener configuration of a server.

Alias

modifylistener, editlistener

Usage

modify-listener -server <server-name>
                -name <listener-name>
                [-addr <address>]
                [-port <port>]
                [-selectors <selectors>]
                [-dual]
                [-backlog <backlog>]
                [-timeout <read-timeout>]
                [-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]
                [-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]
                [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-name <listener-name>	Listener name to be changed.
[-addr <address>]	Address of the listener to be changed.
-port <port>	Port number of the listener to be changed. The value must be between 1 ~ 65535, and the port number cannot conflict with the port numbers of other listeners.
[-selectors <selectors>]	Number of selectors to use.
[-dual]	Uses separate selectors for reading and writing.
[-backlog <backlog>]	Backlog of the listener to be changed.
[-timeout <read-timeout>]	[Dynamic] Read timeout for the listener to be changed.
[-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]	Maximum time to wait before closing an unused socket.
[-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]	Number of reserved threads used by the listener to be changed.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly gets a lock for changing the listener configuration.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-name <listener-name>

Listener name to be changed.

[-addr <address>]

Address of the listener to be changed.

-port <port>

Port number of the listener to be changed. The value must be between 1 ~ 65535, and the port number cannot conflict with the port numbers of other listeners.

[-selectors <selectors>]

Number of selectors to use.

[-dual]

Uses separate selectors for reading and writing.

[-backlog <backlog>]

Backlog of the listener to be changed.

[-timeout <read-timeout>]

[Dynamic] Read timeout for the listener to be changed.

[-keepaliveTimeout <keepalive-timeout>]

Maximum time to wait before closing an unused socket.

[-rt,--reservedthreads <reserved-threads>]

Number of reserved threads used by the listener to be changed.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly gets a lock for changing the listener configuration.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-listener -server adminServer -name base -dual -b acklog 250
Executed successfully, but some configurations were not applied dynamically. It
might be necessary to restart the server.
Check the result using 'list-server-listeners -server adminServer -name base.

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server adminServer -name base
===============================================================
base

+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
| address                                           | 0.0.0.0 |
| port                                              |    9736 |
| selectors                                         |      1  |
| dual-selector                                     | true    |
| backlog                                           |     250 |
| read-timeout                                      |   30000 |
| keepalive-timeout                                 | not-set |
| reserved-threads                                  |       0 |
+---------------------------------------------------+---------+
===============================================================

35. modify-log-handler

Dynamically changes a handler registered to a server logger.

Alias

modifyloghandler, modify-handler, modifyhandler

Usage

modify-log-handler -server <server-name>
                   -logger <logger-name>
                   <handler-name>
                   [-level <handler-level>]
                   [-filter <filter-class>]
                   [-encoding <encoding>]
                   [-filename <file-name>]
                   [-enable  <true | false>]
                   [-count <rotation-count>]
                   [-dir <rotation-dir>]
                   [-buffer <buffer-size>]
                   [-append <true | false>]
                   [-hour <hour> | -day <day> | -size <size>]
                   [-f,--forceLock]
                   [-detail]
                   [-permission <permission>]
                   [-chown <chown>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
<logger-name>	Name of the logger.
<handler-name>	Name of the handler to be changed.
[-level <handler-level>]	[Dynamic] Log level of the handler (Default value: FINEST)
[-filter <filter-class>]	Class name of the filter for log messages.
[-encoding <encoding>]	Encoding value for log messages.
[-filename <file-name>]	File name where logs are recorded. (Default value: loggerName.log. JeusServer.log for the JEUS logger)
[-enable <true \| false>]	Option to enable file rotation (Default value: true).
[-count <rotation-count>]	Maximum number of log files for backup.
[-dir <rotation-dir>]	Path to the directory that stores backup log files.
[-buffer <buffer-size>]	Size of the buffer used to record log messages to a file.
[-append <true \| false>]	Option to append logs to the previous file if the server reboots. (true \| false, default value: true)
[-hour <hour>]	Writes a new log file every specified number of hours.
[-day <day>]	Writes a new log file every specified number of days.
[-size <size>]	Writes a new log file of the specified size.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.
[-permission <permission>]	Permission used to set a log file. (Example: rwxrwxrwx)
[-chown <chown>]	Owner used to set a log file. The owner and group are separated by comma(,). (Example: owner-id,group-id)

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

<logger-name>

Name of the logger.

<handler-name>

Name of the handler to be changed.

[-level <handler-level>]

[Dynamic] Log level of the handler (Default value: FINEST)

[-filter <filter-class>]

Class name of the filter for log messages.

[-encoding <encoding>]

Encoding value for log messages.

[-filename <file-name>]

File name where logs are recorded.

(Default value: loggerName.log. JeusServer.log for the JEUS logger)

[-enable <true | false>]

Option to enable file rotation (Default value: true).

[-count <rotation-count>]

Maximum number of log files for backup.

[-dir <rotation-dir>]

Path to the directory that stores backup log files.

[-buffer <buffer-size>]

Size of the buffer used to record log messages to a file.

[-append <true | false>]

Option to append logs to the previous file if the server reboots.

(true | false, default value: true)

[-hour <hour>]

Writes a new log file every specified number of hours.

[-day <day>]

Writes a new log file every specified number of days.

[-size <size>]

Writes a new log file of the specified size.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

[-permission <permission>]

Permission used to set a log file. (Example: rwxrwxrwx)

[-chown <chown>]

Owner used to set a log file. The owner and group are separated by comma(,). (Example: owner-id,group-id)

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-log-handler -server server1 -logger jeus newHandler -level CONFIG
Successfully performed the MODIFY operation for The handler(FileHandler) for the
 logger(jeus) in server (server1).
Check the results using "modify-log-handler"

36. modify-logger

Dynamically changes a logger registered to a server.

Alias

modifylogger

Usage

modify-logger -server <server-name> <logger-name>
              [-level <log-level>]
              [-useParentHandlers <true | false>]
              [-filter <filter-class>]
              [-formatter <formatter-class>]
              [-f,--forceLock]
              [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
<logger-name>	Name of the logger.
[-level <log-level>]	[Dynamic] Log level of the logger.
[-useParentHandlers <true \| false>]	[Dynamic] Option to use the parent logger handler. (true \| false)
[-filter <filter-class>]	Class name of the filter for log messages.
[-formatter <formatter-class>]	Class name of the formatter to be applied to the logger.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

<logger-name>

Name of the logger.

[-level <log-level>]

[Dynamic] Log level of the logger.

[-useParentHandlers <true | false>]

[Dynamic] Option to use the parent logger handler. (true | false)

[-filter <filter-class>]

Class name of the filter for log messages.

[-formatter <formatter-class>]

Class name of the formatter to be applied to the logger.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>modify-logger -server server1 jeus.security -level FINEST -useParentHandlers false
Successfully performed the MODIFY operation for The logger[jeus.security] inform
ation for the server [server1].
Check the results using "modify-logger"

37. remove-custom-resource-from-servers

Dynamically deletes the custom resource registered to servers.

Alias

remove-cr-from-servers

Usage

remove-custom-resource-from-servers <export-name>
                                    -servers <server-list>
                                    [-f,--forceLock]
                                    [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<export-name>	JNDI bind name of the custom resource to be deleted from the server.
-servers <server-list>	Server list from which the custom resource is deleted.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

<export-name>

JNDI bind name of the custom resource to be deleted from the server.

-servers <server-list>

Server list from which the custom resource is deleted.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-custom-resource-from-servers custom/dog -servers server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for A custom resource.
Check the results using "list-custom-resources"

38. remove-data-sources-from-server

Dynamically deletes data sources registered to a server.

Alias

rmdsfromsvr

Usage

remove-data-sources-from-server -server <server-name>
                                [-ids <data-source-id-list> | -all]
                                [-f,--forceLock]
                                [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name from which data sources are to be deleted.
[-ids <data-source-id-list>]	List of data source IDs to delete in the server. To specify multiple IDs, separate each ID with a comma (,).
[-all]	Deletes all data sources registered in the server.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name from which data sources are to be deleted.

[-ids <data-source-id-list>]

List of data source IDs to delete in the server.

To specify multiple IDs, separate each ID with a comma (,).

[-all]

Deletes all data sources registered in the server.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-data-sources-from-server -server server1 -ids data-source1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for data sources from the server [server1].
Check the results using "remove-data-sources-from-server -server server1"

39. remove-external-resource-from-servers

Dynamically deletes an external resource registered to servers.

Alias

remove-er-from-servers

Usage

remove-external-resource-from-servers <export-name>
                                      -servers <server-list>
                                      [-f,--forceLock]
                                      [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<export-name>	External resource name to be deleted from the servers.
-servers <server-list>	Server list from which the external resource is deleted.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

<export-name>

External resource name to be deleted from the servers.

-servers <server-list>

Server list from which the external resource is deleted.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-external-resource-from-servers test/ext -servers server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for A external resource.
Check the results using "list-external-resources"

40. remove-invocation

Deletes an invocation from a specific lifecycle invocation.

Alias

rminvo, removeinvocation, removeinvo

Usage

remove-invocation -id <invocation-id> | -m,--method <invocation-method>
                  -class <class>
                  -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                  [-f,--forceLock]
                  [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-id <invocation-id> \| -m,--method <invocation-method>	Specifies invocations as either IDs or method names to be deleted. If there are multiple invocations with the same method names, specify them using their corresponding IDs.
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the invocation is located.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-id <invocation-id> | -m,--method <invocation-method>

Specifies invocations as either IDs or method names to be deleted. If there are multiple invocations with the same method names, specify them using their corresponding IDs.

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the invocation is located.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-invocation -m bootMethod -class invocation.ClassName1 -s server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for Invocation [bootMethod](Invocation ID = 0), but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

41. remove-invocation-library

Delets a library reference from a spcific lifecycle invocation.

Alias

rminvolib, removeinvocationlibrary, removeinvolib

Usage

remove-invocation-library <library>
                          -class <class>
                          -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                          [-f,--forceLock]
                          [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<library>	Name of the library reference to be deleted.
-class <class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the library reference is located.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<library>

Name of the library reference to be deleted.

-class <class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation where the library reference is located.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-invocation-library newLibName -class invo.invoTestClass2 -s server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for Invocation Library [newLibName], but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations or lifecycle-invocation-info".

42. remove-jvm-option

Deletes the JVM configurations from a server.

Alias

remove-jvmopt, rm-jvmopt, rmjvmopt, remove-jvm-config, remove-jvmcfg, rm-jvmcfg, rmjvmcfg

Usage

remove-jvm-option -server <server-name>
                  [-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]
                  [-f,--forceLock]
                  [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]	JVM configuration to be deleted from the server.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[-opt,--jvmOption <jvm-option>]

JVM configuration to be deleted from the server.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-jvm-option -server server1 -opt "-Xmx256m -XX:Ma xPermSize=128m"
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for JVM configuration for the server
(server1)., but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-jvm-options or remove-jvm-option"

43. remove-lifecycle-invocation

Deletes a lifecycle invocation from a server or cluster.

Alias

rmlifeinvo, removelifecycleinvocation, removelifeinvo

Usage

remove-lifecycle-invocation <class>
                            -s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>
                            [-f,--forceLock]
                            [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<class>	Class name of the lifecycle invocation to be deleted.
-s,--server <server> \| -c,--cluster <cluster>	Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Parameter

Description

<class>

Class name of the lifecycle invocation to be deleted.

-s,--server <server> | -c,--cluster <cluster>

Name of the server or cluster where the lifecycle invocation is located.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the configuration changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-lifecycle-invocation className3 -s server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for Lifecycle Invocation Class [className3], but all changes were non-dynamic.
They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "list-lifecycle-invocations".

44. remove-listener

Deletes a listener from a server. The base listener and listeners used in other configurations cannot be deleted.

Alias

removelistener, deletelistener

Usage

remove-listener -server <server-name>
                -name <listener-name>
                [-f,--forceLock]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-name <listener-name>	Listener name to be deleted.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly gets a lock for changing the listener configuration.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-name <listener-name>

Listener name to be deleted.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly gets a lock for changing the listener configuration.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server adminServer
========================================================
+------------------------------------+---------+-------+
|            listener-name           | address |  port |
+------------------------------------+---------+-------+
| base                               | 0.0.0.0 |  9736 |
| jms                                | 0.0.0.0 |  9741 |
| http-listener                      | not-set |  8088 |
| Test                               | not-set | 10000 |
+------------------------------------+---------+-------+
========================================================

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-listener -server adminServer -name Test
Executed Successfully, but some configurations were not applied dynamically. It
might be necessary to restart the server.
Check the result using 'list-server-listeners -server adminServer.
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>list-server-listeners -server adminServer
=========================================================
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
|             listener-name            | address | port |
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
| base                                 | 0.0.0.0 | 9736 |
| jms                                  | 0.0.0.0 | 9741 |
| http-listener                        | not-set | 8088 |
+--------------------------------------+---------+------+
=========================================================

45. remove-log-handler

Dynamically deletes a handler registered to a server logger.

Alias

removeloghandler, removehandler, remove-handler

Usage

remove-log-handler -server <server-name>
                   -logger <logger-name>
                   [<handler-name>]
                   [-f,--forceLock]
                   [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
-logger <logger-name>	Name of the logger from which a handler is deleted.
[<handler-name>]	Handler name to be deleted.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

-logger <logger-name>

Name of the logger from which a handler is deleted.

[<handler-name>]

Handler name to be deleted.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-log-handler -server server1 -logger jeus newHandler
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for The handler for the logger(jeus)
 on the server(server1)..
Check the results using "list-log-handlers or remove-log-handler"

46. remove-logger

Dynamically deletes a logger registered to a server.

Alias

removelogger

Usage

remove-logger -server <server-name>
              [<logger-name>]
              [-f,--forceLock]
              [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
-server <server-name>	Server name.
[<logger-name>]	Name of the logger to be deleted.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Server name.

[<logger-name>]

Name of the logger to be deleted.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-logger -server server1 jeus.security
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for The logger for the
server(server1)..
Check the results using "list-loggers or remove-logger"

47. remove-replicate-group

Dynamically deletes a replicate group specified in a server or server template.

Alias

rmrg

Usage

remove-replicate-group [-template <name>]
                       [-server <name>]
                       [-f,--forceLock]
                       [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-template <name>]	Name of the server template where a replicate group is to be deleted. It cannot be used with the server option.
[-server <name>]	Name of the server where a replicate group is to be deleted. It cannot be used with the template option.
[-f,--forceLock]	Forcibly applies the configuration changes.
[-detail]	Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Parameter

Description

[-template <name>]

Name of the server template where a replicate group is to be deleted. It cannot be used with the server option.

[-server <name>]

Name of the server where a replicate group is to be deleted. It cannot be used with the template option.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>remove-replicate-group -server server1
Successfully performed the REMOVE operation for Replicate Group Name.
Check the results using "show-replicate-group".

48. resume-server

Resumes a temporarily suspended server or cluster.

Alias

resume

Usage

resume-server [-clusters <cluster-list> | -servers <server-list>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-clusters <cluster-list>]	Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).
[-servers <server-list>]	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Parameter

Description

[-clusters <cluster-list>]

Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).

[-servers <server-list>]

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>resume-server -servers server1
Successfully resumed the servers.

49. run-garbage-collection

Executes Full Garbage Collection on a server or servers that belong to a cluster.

Alias

rungc, gc

Usage

run-garbage-collection [-clusters <cluster-list> | -servers <server-list>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
[-clusters <cluster-list>]	Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).
[-servers <server-list>]	Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Parameter

Description

[-clusters <cluster-list>]

Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).

[-servers <server-list>]

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>run-garbage-collection -servers server1
============================================================
+--------+-------------------------------------------------+
| Server |                      Result                     |
+--------+-------------------------------------------------+
| server1| Succeeded to GC.                                |
+--------+-------------------------------------------------+
============================================================

50. server-info

Displays the current status of a server.

Alias

svrinfo, serverinfo, si

Usage

server-info [-server <server-name>]
            [-state | -pid]
            [-g, --group <group-name> | -c, --cluster  <cluster-name> |
            -n, --node <node-name>]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

[-server <server-name>]

Server name.

[-state]

If a server is specified, this option displays the server state.

[-pid]

If a server is specified, this option displays the server PID.

[-g, --group <group-name>]

Displays information about server in a specified group.

[-c, --cluster <cluster-name>]

Displays information about servers in a specified cluster.

[-n, --node <node-name>]

Displays information about servers in a specified node.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>server-info
Information about Domain (domain1)
==============================================================================================
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| Server |  Status | Node|  PID  | Clus|     Latest     | Need to| Listen Ports| Running     |
|        |         |Name |       | ter | StartTime/Shut |Restart |             | Engines     |
|        |         |     |       |     |   downTime     |        |             |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| adminSe| RUNNING | N/A | 12154 | N/A | 2016-08-26     | false  | base-0.0.0.0| jms,        |
|rver (*)|(00:21:46|     |       |     |(Fri) PM        |        |:9736        | ejb, web    |
|        |)        |     |       |     |02:29:03 KST    |        | http-server-|             |
|        |         |     |       |     |                |        |0.0.0.0:8088 |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| server1| RUNNING |node1| 12171 | clus| 2016-08-26     | false  | base-192.167| jms,        |
|        |(00:04:03|     |       |ter1 |(Fri) PM        |        |.0.124:9836  | ejb, web   |
|        |)        |     |       |     |02:36:22 KST    |        |             |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| server2| RUNNING |node1| 12172 | clus| 2016-08-26     | false  | base-192.167| jms         |
|        |(00:04:03|     |       |ter1 |(Fri) PM        |        |.0.124:9936  | ejb, web    |
|        |)        |     |       |     |02:36:22 KST    |        |             |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| ds1 (d)| SHUTDOWN|node1| N/A   | temp| N/A            | N/A    | N/A         | N/A         |
|        |         |     |       |late1|                |        |             |             |
|        |         |     |       |     |                |        |             |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
| ds2 (d)| SHUTDOWN|node1| N/A   | temp| N/A            | N/A    | N/A         | N/A         |
|        |         |     |       |late1|                |        |             |             |
|        |         |     |       |     |                |        |             |             |
+--------+---------+-----+-------+-----+----------------+--------+-------------+-------------+
==============================================================================================

For the JEUS Master Server, asterisk (*) is attached to its name.
For a dynamic server, (d) is attached to its name.

51. server-log

Checks the logs of a specific server.

Alias

serverlog

Usage

server-log -server <server-name>
           [-basetime <base-time>]
           [-endtime <end-time>]
           [-line <number-of-line>]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

-server <server-name>

Name of the server that retrieves the log.

[-basetime <base-time>]

Starting point of the log in time format.

(Format: "yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss" or "HH:mm:ss")

[-endtime <end-time>]

Ending point of the log in time format.

(Format: "yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss" or "HH:mm:ss")

[-line <number-of-line>]

Starting point of the log as a line number.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>server-log -server adminServer -line 10
[2016.08.26 20:00:39][2] [adminServer-33] [NodeManager-0062] Exceed to count to
connecting to the node manager. Verify that the node manager is functioning normally.
[2016.08.26 20:00:59][2] [adminServer-33] [Console-0010] Attempting to execute
a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:00:59][2] [adminServer-33] [Console-0012] An exception occurred
while processing a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:01:45][2] [adminServer-76] [Console-0010] Attempting to execute
a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:01:45][2] [adminServer-76] [Console-0012] An exception occurred
while processing a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:02:26][2] [adminServer-36] [Console-0010] Attempting to execute
a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:02:26][2] [adminServer-36] [Console-0014] The command: server-log
from heejin@192.168.15.59 is executed successfully.
[2016.08.26 20:02:40][2] [adminServer-73] [Console-0010] Attempting to execute
a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
[2016.08.26 20:02:40][2] [adminServer-73] [Console-0014] The command: server-log
from heejin@192.168.15.59 is executed successfully.
[2016.08.26 20:08:16][2] [adminServer-76] [Console-0010] Attempting to execute
a command: server-log from heejin@192.168.15.59.
Successfully got the log messages from the server(adminServer).
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>

52. set-replicate-group

Dynamically specifies a replicate group to a server or server template.

Alias

setrg

Usage

set-replicate-group <ReplicateGroupName>
                    [-template <name>]
                    [-server <name>]
                    [-f,--forceLock]
                    [-detail]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<ReplicateGroupName>

Name of the replicate group.

[-template <name>]

Name of the server template to which the replicate group will be specified. It cannot be used with server option.

[-server <name>]

Name of the server to which the replicate group will be specified. It cannot be used with the server template option.

[-f,--forceLock]

Forcibly applies the configuration changes.

[-detail]

Displays detailed results of the dynamic changes.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>set-replicate-group RepGrp -server server1
Successfully performed the ADD operation for Replicate Group Name, but all changes were non-dynamic. They will be applied after restarting.
Check the results using "show-replicate-group".

53. show-replicate-group

Checks the replicate group of a server or server template.

Alias

showrg

Usage

show-replicate-group [-template <name>]
                     [-server <name>]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

[-template <name>]

Name of the server template to which the replicate group will be specified. It cannot be used with server option.

[-server <name>]

Name of the server to which the replicate group will be specified. It cannot be used with the server template option.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>show-replicate-group
Replicate Group Name in Server / Server Template
================================================================
+----------+-------------+-------------------------------------+
|   Type   |     Name    |         Replicate Group Name        |
+----------+-------------+-------------------------------------+
| Server   | adminServer |                                     |
| Server   | server1     | RepGrp                              |
| Server   | server2     |                                     |
| Template | tm1         | Test                                |
+----------+-------------+-------------------------------------+
================================================================
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>show-replicate-group -server ms1
Replicate Group Name in Server / Server Template
================================================================
+--------+---------+-------------------------------------------+
|  Type  |   Name  |            Replicate Group Name           |
+--------+---------+-------------------------------------------+
| Server | server1 | RepGrp                                    |
+--------+---------+-------------------------------------------+
================================================================
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>show-replicate-group -template tm1
Replicate Group Name in Server / Server Template
================================================================
+----------+------+--------------------------------------------+
|   Type   | Name |            Replicate Group Name            |
+----------+------+--------------------------------------------+
| Template | tm1  | Test                                       |
+----------+------+--------------------------------------------+
================================================================

54. show-current-scf-view

Monitors the current SCF view.

Alias

scfview, showscf
Usage
```
show-current-scf-view [-dump]
```
Parameters

Parameter Description

[-dump]

Used to dump the server log.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>show-current-scf-view
================================================================================
Current SCF Views

+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                 Group Leader                                 |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| adminServer                                                                  |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

================================================================================
Synchronized View

+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
|  Server  |    Address    |  PID  |      Started Time     | State |   Groups  |
|   Name   |               |       |                       |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| adminSer | 192.168.1.1:9 | 29660 | Tue Aug 30 02:43:15   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|ver       |736            |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| server1  | 192.168.1.5:1 | 20500 | Mon Aug 29 10:21:27   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|          |9736           |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
================================================================================

================================================================================
Individual View

+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
|  Server  |    Address    |  PID  |      Started Time     | State |   Groups  |
|   Name   |               |       |                       |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| adminSer | 192.168.1.1:9 | 29660 | Tue Aug 30 02:43:15   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|ver       |736            |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| server1  | 192.168.1.5:1 | 20500 | Mon Aug 29 10:21:27   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|          |9736           |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
================================================================================
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>show-current-scf-view -dump
================================================================================
Current SCF Views

+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                 Group Leader                                 |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| adminServer                                                                  |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
================================================================================

================================================================================
Synchronized View

+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
|  Server  |    Address    |  PID  |      Started Time     | State |   Groups  |
|   Name   |               |       |                       |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| adminSer | 192.168.1.1:9 | 29660 | Tue Aug 30 02:43:15   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|ver       |736            |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| server1  | 192.168.1.5:1 | 20500 | Mon Aug 29 10:21:27   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|          |9736           |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
================================================================================

================================================================================
Individual View

+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
|  Server  |    Address    |  PID  |      Started Time     | State |   Groups  |
|   Name   |               |       |                       |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| adminSer | 192.168.1.1:9 | 29660 | Tue Aug 30 02:43:15   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|ver       |736            |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
| server1  | 192.168.1.5:1 | 20500 | Mon Aug 29 10:21:27   | ALIVE | [domain1] |
|          |9736           |       |KST 2022               |       |           |
+----------+---------------+-------+-----------------------+-------+-----------+
================================================================================
Successfully dumped to server log.
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>

55. start-cluster

Starts MSs that belong to a specific cluster. Available when the server is in SHUTDOWN or STANDBY state. If the server is in SHUTDOWN state, the node configuration must be properly configured to operate.

Alias

startcluster

Usage

start-cluster <cluster-name>
              [-f, --force]
              [-s, --standby]
              [-seq,--sequential]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<cluster-name>

Cluster name.

[-f, --force]

Forces the server to start.

[-s, --standby]

Starts the cluster in the STANDBY state.

[-seq, --sequential]

Starts the servers belonging to the cluster sequentially.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>start-cluster cluster1
The cluster [cluster1] has been successfully started.

56. start-domain

Starts all MSs in the current domain. Available when the server is in SHUTDOWN or STANDBY state. If the server is in SHUTDOWN state, the node configuration must be properly configured to operate.

Alias

startdomain, bootall

Usage

start-domain [-f, --force]
             [-s, --standby]
             [-seq,--sequential]

Parameters

Description

[-f, --force]

Forces the server to start.

[-s, --standby]

Starts the server in the STANDBY state, which is the ready state.

[-seq, --sequential]

Starts servers belonging to the domain sequentially.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>start-domain
All managed servers in the domain have been successfully started.

57. start-node

Starts all MSs that belong to a specific node. Available when the server is in SHUTDOWN or STANDBY state. If the server is in SHUTDOWN state, the node configuration must be properly configured to operate.

If the JEUS Master Server is included in the node, it is excluded from the target.

Alias

startnode, bootnode

Usage

start-node  <node-list>
            [-f, --force]
            [-s, --standby]
            [-seq,--sequential]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<node-list>

Node name.

[-f, --force]

Forces the server to start.

[-s, --standby]

Starts the server in the STANDBY state, which is the ready state.

[-seq, --sequential]

Starts servers belonging to the domain sequentially.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>start-node node1
All managed servers in the node [node1] have been successfully started.

58. start-server

Starts a specific MS. Available when the server is in STANDBY state.

Alias

startserver, boot

Usage

start-server <server-name>
             [-f, --force]
             [-s, --standby]
             [-r, --restart-policy]
             [-seq,--sequential]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<server-name>

Server name.

[-f, --force]

Starts the server forcibly.

[-s, --standby]

Starts the server in STANDBY.

[-r, --restart-policy]

Sets a policy for restarting host instances. (Default value: Never)

Never: No restart when the process is terminated.
Onfailure: If the process is not terminated using sigkill or explicitly by user, the server restarts.
Always: If the process is not terminated explicitly by user, the server restarts.

[-seq, --sequential]

Sequentially starts the given servers.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>start-server server1
Successfully started the server[server1]. The server state is now RUNNING.

59. stop-cluster

Terminates the managed servers that belong to a cluster. If the cluster includes the JEUS Master Server, it it not terminated.

Alias

stopcluster, shutdowncluster, downcluster

Usage

stop-cluster <cluster-name>
            [-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout> | -f, --force | -g,--graceful]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<cluster-name>

Cluster name.

[-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout>]

Sets the timeout to terminate servers gracefully. The server waits the specified period for the current request to complete. (Unit: ms)

[-f, --force]

Forcibly shuts down the servers instead of gracefully shutting down.

[-g, --graceful]

Option to shut down servers gracefully. If set, the system waits indefinitely for a server to complete the current request.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>stop-cluster cluster1
The cluster [cluster1] was successfully stopped.

60. stop-domain

Terminates the Managed Servers that belong to the current domain. The local-shutdown command can be used to terminate the JEUS Master Server.

Alias

stopdomain, shutdownall, downall

Usage

stop-domain [-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout> | -f, --force | -g,--graceful]
              [-i]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

[-f, --force]

Forcibly shuts down the servers instead of gracefully shutting down.

[-g, --graceful]

Option to shut down servers gracefully. If set, the system waits indefinitely for a server to complete the current request.

[-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout>]

Sets the timeout to terminate servers gracefully. The server waits the specified period for the current request to complete. (Unit: second)

[-i]

Terminates the servers immediately without the user’s consent.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>stop-domain
Executing this command affects the service. Do you want to continue? (y/n)n
[stop-domain] has been canceled.
[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>stop-domain -i
Stopping servers [adminServer, ms1].
Stop server message to all managed servers in the domain were successfully sent.
Unable to shut down JEUS Master Server. To shutdown JEUS Master Server, use the jeusadmin's "local-shutdown" command instead.

61. stop-node

Terminates Managed Servers that belong to a specific node. If the node contains a JEUS Master Server, the JEUS Master Server is excluded from the target.

Alias

stopnode, downnode

Usage

stop-node <node-list>
            [-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout> | -f, --force | -g,--graceful]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<node-list>

Node name.

[-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout>]

Timeout value used for graceful termination. Waits for the specified amount of time (in milliseconds) for a pending request to complete.

[-f, --force]

Forcibly shuts down servers without applying a graceful timeout.

[-g, --graceful]

Option to gracefully terminate the process. It will wait indefinitely for any pending requests to complete.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>stop-node node1
Stop server message to all managed servers in the node were successfully sent.

62. stop-server

Terminates one or more Managed Servers. You can use a timeout or enable graceful shutdown to protect transaction results.

Alias

stopserver, down, shutdown, jeusexit

Usage

stop-server <server-list>
            [-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout> | -f, --force | -g,--graceful]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

<server-list>

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-to,--shutdowntimeout <timeout>]

Sets the timeout to terminate servers gracefully. The server waits the specified period for the current request to complete. (Unit: second)

[-f, --force]

Forcibly shuts down the servers instead of gracefully shutting down. (Default value)

[-g, --graceful]

Option to shut down servers gracefully. If set, the system waits indefinitely for a server to complete the current request.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>stop-server server1
Stop server message to server [server1] was successfully sent.

63. suspend-server

Temporarily suspends a running server.

Alias

suspend

Usage

suspend-server  [-clusters <cluster-list>| -servers <server-list>]
                [-i]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

[-clusters <cluster-list>]

Cluster name. To specify multiple clusters, separate each cluster with a comma (,).

[-servers <server-list>]

Server name. To specify multiple servers, separate each server with a comma (,).

[-i]

Option to suspend servers without the user’s consent.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>suspend-server -servers server1
Successfully suspended server(s).

64. system-info

Displays the system information of a server.

Alias

systeminfo, sysinfo, sys-info, system-information, system-ststus, systemstatus, systemst

Usage

system-info [-process,--process | -jvm,--jvm | -CPU,--cpu |
            -patch,--patch | -memory,--memory]
            <server-name>

Parameters

Parameter

Description

[-process,--process]

Displays process information.

[-jvm,--jvm]

Displays JVM information.

[-CPU,--cpu]

Displays CPU information.

[-patch,--patch]

Displays the patch information applied to the server.

[-memory,--memory]

Displays memory information.

<server-name>

Name of the server that displays system information.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>system-info -process adminServer
System Information of Server [adminServer]
Process Information [adminServer]
================================================================
+-----------------------------------------------------+--------+
|                         Key                         |  Value |
+-----------------------------------------------------+--------+
| Process Id                                          | 719151 |
| Thread Count                                        |    106 |
| Process CPU Load                                    | 0.6 %  |
| User Name                                           | User   |
+-----------------------------------------------------+--------+

65. unblock-client

Unblocks a cilent that has been blocked.

Alias

unblockclient, unbanclient

Usage

unblock-client -server <server-name> -address <client-ip>

Parameters

Parameter Description

-server

Name of the server for which the client will be unblocked.

-address

Address of the client that will be unblocked.

Example

[MASTER]domain1.adminServer>unblock-client -server adminServer -address 192.168.2.15
Successfully unblocked.