Install and configure Dispatcher components > Post-installation tasks
Stop, pause Dispatcher services
If you have installed Dispatcher services as a service, you can stop them by using the stop command. Tip The sequence for stopping services is the reverse of starting services and it is important to follow the sequence. Stop dispatcher client Run the following command: Windows systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.bat -stop Linux systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.sh -stop Stop module Run the following command: Windows systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/Module/bin/runmodule.bat -stop Linux systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/Module/bin/runmodule.sh -stop Stop scheduler Run the following command: Windows systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/Scheduler/bin/runscheduler.bat -stop Linux systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/Scheduler/bin/runscheduler.sh -stop Pause dispatcher client The pause command stops processing requests that are in the INITIAL state. This means the dispatcher client does not accept any new tasks. Tasks that are In Progress continue to be processed. To pause the dispatcher client, run the following command: Windows systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.bat -pause true Linux systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.sh -pause true To start the dispatcher client after pause, run the following command: Windows systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.bat -pause false Linux systems: Copy DISP_ROOT/DispatcherClient/bin/runDispatcherClient.sh -pause false
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