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Chapter6 Performing Administrati ve Tasks Managing the Appliance
Step 2 Perform any or all of these tasks:
•To view details, click any process name. The Daemon Information window
opens. For information on the contents of this window, see Daemon
Information, page 6-68.
•To view process status, click any process state. The System Log window
opens. For information on the contents of this window, see System Log,
page 6-69.
•To stop a process, select the check box next to the process name and click
Stop. The Process Status table displays the new status and other proces s
information. The WebServer and Tomcat processes cannot be stopped.
•To start a stopped process, select the check box next to that process name and
click Start. The Process Status table displays the new status and other process
information.
•To update the Process Status table with the latest data, click Refresh. The
table does not automatically update.
RC Return code. “0” represents normal program operation. Any
other number typically represents an error. Refer to the e rro r
log.
Signo Signal number. “0” represents normal program operation. Any
other number is the last signal delivered to the program before
it terminated.
Start Time Time (UTC) and date the process was started.
Stop Time Time (UTC) and date the process was stopped.
Core The entry “Not applicable” means the program is running
normally.
The entry “Core file created” means the program is not running
normally and the operating system has created a file called a
core file. The core file stores important data about processes.
Information The entry indicates what the process is doing. “Not applicable”
means the program is not running normally.
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