Portus Version 2012-12-17
 —  Administration  —

Portus Server Admin

Most tasks will be handled by the Portus Control Centre, which presents a cordinated grapical view of the server. Tasks that are not possible from the Control Centre are documented here.


Stopping / Starting the Portus Server - Windows

The Portus server runs from within the Apache webserver. You may see a new icon in the system tray

graphics/winyoyo1.jpg

If not, start the program by clicking Start -> Portus vN -> Apache -> Monitor Apache Servers

Clicking on this symbol will give you the option to choose your Portus Server and the options Start, Stop, and Restart. Start or Stop will be greyed out depending on the status of Portus.

It is strongly recommended to use Start and Stop to cycle Portus, not Restart

The green arrow above indicates that Portus is up and running.

If Portus is not running the icon looks like this

graphics/winyoyo2.jpg

Top of page

Stopping / Starting the Portus Server - z/OS

Portus can be stopped by issusing "/p jobname" at the terminal.

To start Portus, re-submit the ASGSTRT job.

Top of page

Stopping the Portus Server - z/VSE

Top of page

Stopping / Starting Portus Server - Linux, AIX and Solaris

As Portus runs within Apache, bring down Apache to stop the Portus. Use the apachectl command, which will be located in the [INSTALL_HOME]/apache2/bin directory of your Portus installation. To start the server, issue the same command again with start as the first parameter.

Top of page

Updating an expired license

If the Portus license has expired, please follow these steps to upgrade your license.

Top of page