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4 Configuring, Starting, and Stopping Node Manager
4-12 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
Stopping Node Manager
To stop a Node Manager process, close the command shell in which it is running.
If you stop a Node Manager process that is currently monitoring Managed Servers, do
not shut down those Managed Servers while the Node Manager process is shut down.
Node Manager will be unaware of shutdowns performed on Managed Servers while it
was down. When Node Manager is restarted, if a Managed Server it was previously
monitoring is not running, it will automatically restart it.
weblogic.nodemanager.
startTemplate
For UNIX systems, specifies the
path of a script file used to start
Managed Servers.
./nodemanager.sh
weblogic.nodemanager.
trustedHosts
The path to the trusted hosts file
that Node Manager uses. See “Set
Up the Node Manager Hosts File”
on page 4-3.
./nodemanager.hosts
weblogic.nodemanager.
weblogicHome
Root directory of the WebLogic
Server installation. This is used as
the default value of
-Dweblogic.RootDirectory
for servers that do not have a
configured root directory.
n/a
weblogic.nodemanager.
listenAddress
(Deprecated)
The address on which Node
Manager listens for connection
requests. Use
weblogic.ListenAddressin place of
this deprecated argument.
localhost
weblogic.nodemanager.
listenPort
(Deprecated)
The TCP port number on which
Node Manager listens for
connection requests. Use
weblogic.ListenPort in place of
this deprecated argument.
5555
Node Manager
Property
Description Default