NetBase for MPE Reference Guide

Using NBCTRL
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STOP
The STOP command turns off a particular service or all services to new users requesting that
service, and can stop services to a specific node or all nodes. Users that have been granted access to
a service before it is stopped are allowed to complete. This command requires NODE MANAGER(NM)
or SYSTEM SUPERVISOR(OP) capability.
If STOP is issued for a specific service and a specific node, for example STOP POST 2, that service
will remain stopped for that node until an explicit START command is issued. This is true even if
the NetBase background job is stopped and restarted.
For the spooling and shadowing transports, this command causes the particular process stopped to
go to a DOWN or STOPPED status. In addition, the process on the corresponding remote system goes
to a INACTIVE or QUEUE status.
Syntax
∗> STOP {LOCAL [node]}
{REMOTE [node]}
{ALL }
{CLIENT }
{SPOOLING }
{SPOOL IN [node]}
{SPOOL OUT [node]}
{SPOOL UNIX }
{SQL }
{SQL IN node }
{SQL OUT node }
{EXPORT [node]}
{IMPORT [node]}
{POST [node]}
{ILOG [file]}
{NETBASE }
Parameters
Parameter Description
LOCAL [node]
Stops access to the specified node by local users. If the node is not
specified, access to all remote nodes is disabled.
REMOTE [node]
Stops access of the local node by remote users on the node specified. If
the node is not specified, access by all remote nodes is disabled.
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