NAME

      mxserver - start, stop, change SSL port number for Tomcat Web Server
      in Systems Insight Manager.

SYNOPSIS

      mxserver
      mxserver -x
      mxserver -s
      mxserver -s -p portnumber

DESCRIPTION

      The mxserver command allows a Systems Insight Manager user to start
      and stop the Tomcat Web Server, without stopping Systems Insight
      Manager.	When you start up the Tomcat Web Server using mxserver you
      can specify what SSL port for it to use.

      The first form of this command (-x) stops the Tomcat Web Server.	This
      means that you will not be able to browse into the Tomcat Web Server
      to access Nimbus. However when the Tomcat Web Server is stopped,
      command line interfaces to the product will still function properly.
      After this command is issued the Tomcat Web Server will not start-up
      again until the mxserver command is run with the (-s) option to start
      it.

      The second form of this command (-s) allows the user to start the
      Tomcat Web Server.

      The third form of this command (-s -p) allows the user to start the
      Tomcat Web Server using a different SSL port.  It will continue to use
      the newly specified SSL port until the port is changed using this
      command again.

    Options
      mxserver recognizes the following options:

	   -x		  Stops the Tomcat Web Server.

	   -s		  Starts the Tomcat Web Server.

	   -s -p portnumber
			  Starts the Tomcat Web Server at the specified port
			  number.

RETURN VALUE

      mxserver returns one of the following values:

	     0		  Successful completion.
	     1		  Command line syntax error.
	   222		  Central Management Server (CMS) is not
			  initialized.

	   249		  Unable to connect to the session manager.
	   250		  Remote exception.

EXAMPLES

      This command stops the Tomcat Web Server.

	   mxserver -x

      This command starts the Tomcat Web Server.

	   mxserver -s

      This command starts the Tomcat Web Server at SSL port 443.

	   mxserver -s -p 443

LIMITATIONS

      This command may only be run on the CMS.

AUTHOR

      mxserver was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.