You might need to stop and start
components of your i2 Analyze deployment to
complete some configuration changes.
About this task
If you are using the single-server or remote
database deployment topologies, you can use the
stop
and start
toolkit tasks to stop and start i2 Analyze.
If you are using the multiple-server deployment
topology, you must stop and start the components
of i2 Analyze individually.
Procedure
-
Stop the components of i2
Analyze.
- Stop ZooKeeper.
To stop ZooKeeper, run
the following command on every server where
ZooKeeper is
running:
setup -t stopZkHosts --hostname zookeeper.host-name
Where
zookeeper.host-name is the host
name of the ZooKeeper server where you are running
the command, and matches the value for the
host-name
attribute of a
<zkhost>
element in the
topology.xml file.
- Stop Solr.
To stop Solr, run the
following command on every server where Solr is
running:
setup -t stopSolrNodes --hostname solr.host-name
Where
solr.host-name is the host name
of the Solr server where you are running the
command, and matches the value for the
host-name
attribute of a
<solr-node>
element in the
topology.xml
file.
- Stop Liberty and the i2 Analyze
application.
To stop
Liberty, run the following command on the Liberty
server:
setup -t stopLiberty
- Start the components of i2
Analyze.
- Start ZooKeeper.
To start ZooKeeper, run
the following command on every server where your
ZooKeeper hosts are
located:
setup -t startZkHosts --hostname zookeeper.host-name
Where
zookeeper.host-name is the host
name of the ZooKeeper server where you are running
the command, and matches the value for the
host-name
attribute of a
<zkhost>
element in the
topology.xml file.
- Start Solr.
To start Solr, run the
following command on every server where your Solr
nodes are
located:
setup -t startSolrNodes --hostname solr.host-name
Where
solr.host-name is the host name
of the Solr server where you are running the
command, and matches the value for the
host-name
attribute of a
<solr-node>
element in the
topology.xml
file.
- Start Liberty and the i2 Analyze
application.
To
start Liberty, run the following command on the
Liberty
server:
setup -t startLiberty