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Clustering Guide
Configuring cluster on JBoss : Stopping servers in a cluster on JBoss : Stopping Portal servers on JBoss
 

Stopping Portal servers on JBoss

To stop Portal servers:
*On each node, stop portal server with the following command from OEBPS_HOME/jboss/bin location:
stopPortalServer.cmd/sh <PortalNodeAddress>:<PortalNodeJNDIPort>
You can find the PortalNodeAddress, and PortalNodeJNDIPort values from the OEBPS_HOME\cluster\conf\oebps-cluster.xml file. Open this file in a text editor. In this file, locate the server name given in name property of a node tag for the server you want to stop. In this node tag, the address tag contains the value for the <PortalNodeAddress> parameter and jndi-port tag contains the value for the <PortalNodeJNDIPort> parameter.
For example,
<node name="server_node">
    <address>172.21.145.180</address>
    <http-port>16051</http-port>
    <https-port>16052</https-port>
    <jndi-port>16053</jndi-port>
    <advance-port>16054</advance-port>
    <oebps-home>C:/OEBPS_HOME</oebps-home>
    <ports>
    ...
    ...
    </ports>
</node>
In the above example, server name is "server_node", node address is "172.21.145.180", and JNDI port is "16053". With these values, you can specify the following command to stop the portal server.
stopPortalServer.cmd/sh 172.21.145.180:16053