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Managing WebSphere Partner Gateway components in a distributed mode system
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To stop the WebSphere Partner Gateway components, run one of the following scripts: Note: You do not have to specify a server name. The server name is always server1 when simple mode is used. v UNIX(R) /bin/bcgStopServer.sh v Windows(R) \bin\bcgStopServer.bat Managing WebSphere Partner Gateway components in a distributed mode system For a distributed mode system, the WebSphere Deployment Manager application is used to control all of the WebSphere Partner Gateway applications. One of the computers in the distributed mode system is chosen during installation to host the Deployment Manager. When the WebSphere Partner Gateway applications are installed, the application server or servers that they are installed on are placed under control of the Deployment Manager. As the system administrator, you manage the WebSphere Partner Gateway components by using the Deployment Manager. This provides a single point of access to all the components, even if they are on different computers. See the WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment product documentation for a detailed description of the way that a Deployment Manager is used to administer application servers. For purposes of this document, there are some terms and concepts regarding the way that the Deployment Manager operates. Distributed topology terms and concepts v The system consists of one or more nodes. v The WebSphere Deployment Manager is an application that runs on one of the nodes in the system. v The WebSphere Partner Gateway components (console, receiver, and router) are installed on application servers on the nodes in the system. v The default messaging support of WebSphere Application Server is used, so bcgmas server contains the message queues required by WebSphere Partner Gateway for its internal messaging support. v Each node that hosts WebSphere Partner Gateway components has a special application called the node agent. The node agent provides a connection between the application servers on the node and the Deployment Manager application. v The nodes are combined into a logical grouping called a cell. The Deployment Manager provides you with a view of the cell from which you can manage the applications in the system. v The application servers on the nodes within the cell are organized into clusters. All the application servers in a cluster have the same WebSphere Partner Gateway components. v The cell is administered by the central WebSphere Deployment Manager. This means that: - All the servers within the cell can be started, stopped, and modified from the Deployment Manager. 6 IBM WebSphere Partner Gateway Enterprise and Advanced Editions: Administration Guide
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