Cisco Systems 2.1(1) manual How to Use the Processes Utility from a Command Line

Chapter 12: Using Cisco Tools from a Command Line

How to Use the Processes Utility from a Command Line

Viewing and Stopping a Service - Examples

The following table shows an example of viewing and stopping a service, with a description of each entry.

Command Option:	Description:
>servicecontrol	Invokes the Services utility.
>list	Returns a list of all services installed on the target system, along with their
	current status.
>stop 01464 "snmp service"	Stops the specified service.
	Note: Due to an embedded space, the service name was placed in quotes
	The process ID example "01464" may be different each time a process is run.

How to Use the Processes Utility from a Command Line

While primarily designed for use from the Support Tools Dashboard, the Processes utility can also be run from a command line any node, as desired.

Use the Processes utility to:

•View all processes running on a system

•Terminate processes on a system

•Save a list of processes to a file

To Run the Processes Utility from a Command Line

To run the Processes utility in interactive mode from a command line:

Step 1 From a command prompt on a Support Tools node, navigate to <support_tools_root>.

Step 2 Enter processcontrol.

To view a list of systems defined in the current system's system list, use the systemlist command. To view connection status for systems in the list, use the systemlist /check command.

Step 3 Enter commands as described in the Command Line Options section below.

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