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6 Confirm that the cron jobs have stopped by typing pgrep -fl cron and then press
Enter.
Note: The "l" in "fl" is a lowercase L.
Result: The command prompt should be the only item displayed; no processes
should be displayed.
Note: The "l" in "fl" is a lowercase L.
Result: The command prompt should be the only item displayed; no processes
should be displayed.
7 If the results from step 4 show that the cron process is still running, repeat steps
4 through 6.
Note: Call Cisco Services for assistance, if necessary.
Note: Call Cisco Services for assistance, if necessary.
8 Type exit and then press Enter to log out the root user.
Stopping the cron Jobs on the Application Server
1 From a root xterm window on the Application Server, type pgrep -fl cron and
then press Enter. The Application Server displays the cron process ID.
2 Use the cron PID from step 1 and type ptree < PID > and then press Enter. The
Application Server displays the process tree of all cron processes.
3 Did the results from step 3 only include /usr/sbin/cron?
If yes, type svcadm -v disable -st cron and then press Enter.
If no (results from step 3 show multiple cron processes), type kill -9 < PIDs >
and then press Enter.
Important: List the PIDs in reverse order.
Example: kill -9 14652 14651 209
and then press Enter.
Important: List the PIDs in reverse order.
Example: kill -9 14652 14651 209
If the results from step 3 did not show /usr/sbin/cron, then the cron jobs are
already stopped. Skip the rest of this procedure.
already stopped. Skip the rest of this procedure.
4 Confirm that the cron jobs have stopped by typing pgrep -fl cron and then
pressing Enter. The command prompt should be the only item displayed; no
processes should be displayed.
processes should be displayed.
5 If the results from step 5 show that the cron process is still running, repeat steps
2 through 4.
Note: Call Cisco Services for assistance, if necessary.
Note: Call Cisco Services for assistance, if necessary.
Stopping Spectrum
1 From the DNCS Administrative Console Status window, click Control in the
NMS section of the window. The Select Host to run on window appears.