DMZ Gateway Server Unix/Solaris Daemon

On Solaris and Linux-based system, the DMZ Gateway Server is started and controlled using the system daemon script <Installation Directory>/bin/dmzgatewayd. When necessary, this script will call the Java Service Wrapper utility <Installation Directory>/bin/DMZGatewayServerService to start and stop the DMZGatewayServer Java executable.

Per convention, if the user opted to register the service with the operating system during installation, a symbolic link /etc/init.d/dmzgatewayd will have been created. This symbolic link points to the <Installation Directory>/bin/dmzgatewayd script. Additionally, the appropriate symbolic links will have been created in the /etc/rc.d directories so that the DMZ Gateway Server will be started and stopped appropriately during system startup and shutdown.

You can control the system daemon by executing either /etc/init.d/dmzgatewayd or <Installation Directory>/bin/dmzgatewayd. The script accepts a set of command line options. Running the script without any command line options will display the set of available options, which are itemized below:

• console – Runs the DMZ Gateway Server as a console program as opposed to a system daemon.

• start – Starts the DMZ Gateway Server as a daemon process

• stop – Stops the DMZ Gateway Server daemon process, if running.

• restart – Stops the DMZ Gateway Server daemon process, if running, and then starts it.

• condrestart – Restarts the DMZ Gateway Server daemon process if it is currently running.

• status – Indicates if the DMZ Gateway Server daemon process is currently running or not.

• dump – Instructs the Java Virtual Machine to log the state of all active threads to the log.