You can shut down a server either using the Management Console (see “Shutting down a server”) or on the command line.
To stop a locally running server:
Change to the server’s bin directory.
Verify that the server’s LocalStop task is enabled (see “Tasks tab”), then run stop-server.bat (Windows) or stop-server.sh (UNIX):
stop-server -local
Locally running servers can also be stopped by killing
the server process using the Task Manager (on Windows platforms)
or the kill command (on UNIX and Linux platforms).
Kill the server process only as a last resort; doing so may leave
dependent services running such as the help server or database servers
started from within EAServer. The server executable is java.exe (on Windows)
or java (on UNIX and Linux).
To stop a server that is running on a remote machine:
Change to the server’s bin directory.
Log in to the remote server using wlogin.
Run stop-server.bat (Windows) or stop-server.sh (UNIX), and specify the name of the server:
stop-server server
