User Guide

Installing ColdFusion Server in Solaris 31
12 Enter the user name under which ColdFusion Server runs, or press Enter to run
under the default user name ("nobody").
13 Press Enter to begin the installation.
When the installation is complete, a shell script restarts the Web server and starts
ColdFusion Server services. If the ColdFusion Server services are not started
automatically, you can start them manually using the ColdFusion Server start-up
script, which is located in the coldfusion/bin directory.
ColdFusion Server Processes
The ColdFusion Server installation creates the following processes in Solaris:
Starting and stopping ColdFusion Server processes
In general, you should stop and restart ColdFusion Server after making changes in
the ColdFusion Administrator that affect a data source or connection parameter,
such as caching or thread count.
ColdFusion Server provides two scripts for starting and stopping ColdFusion Server
processes manually in Solaris:
/opt/coldfusion/bin/start
/opt/coldfusion/bin/stop
Process Purpose
cfexec
Starts/stops the other processes and manages page scheduling
cfserver
The main ColdFusion Server service. ColdFusion pages cannot
be processed if this service is not running.
cfrdsservice
Provides system support for the Administrator as well as
security and debugging services for ColdFusion Studio
cfsecurityproxy
Links ColdFusion Server to the SiteMinder system
smservauth
Provides SiteMinder authentication service
smservaz
Provides SiteMinder authorization service
java
Provides a runtime for the ColdFusion Server graphing and
charting features and application management features
ipaliasd
Provides IP failover capability for ClusterCATS
reqmgr
Processes ClusterCATS operations as root
ccmgr
Creates processes to support ClusterCATS
wsprobe
Probes the application server for load and restarts
unresponsive Web servers
CANamingAdapter
Controls the data store for application management features
dfp
Provides load-balancing information to LocalDirector
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