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Using nsr_shutdown to stop a NetWorker server
The nsr_shutdown command identifies and kills the NetWorker daemons on a Legato NetWorker server. Use the command whenever you need to install or remove Legato NetWorker software. You must become root on the system to use the nsr_shutdown command.
The following example describes the format and command options available for
# nsr_shutdown [ -a ] [ -A ] [ -d ] [ -n ] [ -q ] [ -s ] [ -v ]
| option | Description |
|---|---|
| -a | kill all of the backup daemons. This option has the same effect as the -A, -d, and -s options combined. |
| -A | kill any nsralist processes. |
| -d | kill the NetWorker server daemons. If you do not specify any options, the -d option is assumed by default. |
| -n | echo the kill command without a real shutdown. |
| -q | perform a quiet shutdown, without prompts for confirmation. |
| -s | kill any savegrp and nsrexecd processes. |
| -v | echo commands and their arguments as nsr_shutdown executes them. |