ETERNUS SF XL-DATA/MV V13 User's Guide

3.1.2 Stopping the Daemon

Stopping the XL-DATA/MV daemon (mftfd) by executing the following command with super-user privileges.

/usr/mftf/lib/mftfd { -stop | -kill } device name

Or

/usr/mftf/lib/mftfd { -stopall | -killall }

Option

-stop

Stops the XL-DATA/MV daemon (mftfd) using the specified device name after the data transfer is complete.
This command issues a stop request to the daemon and executes the request.
No new requests can be accepted.

-kill

Forcibly terminates the XL-DATA/MV daemon (mftfd) using the specified device name.
The daemon immediately terminates without waiting for the data transfer of the specified device to complete.
This command issues a forced termination request to the daemon and executes the request.

device name

Specifies the device name which is being used by the daemon that you want to stop.
On a UNIX system, for a logical unit initialized using the mftfdvini command, be sure to specify a device name which can reference the entire logical unit.

-stopall

Stops all XL-DATA/MV daemons (mftfd) after the data transfer for each device is complete.
This command issues a stop request to all daemons and executes the request.
No new requests can be accepted.

-killall

Forcibly terminates all XL-DATA/MV daemons (mftfd).
All daemons immediately terminate without waiting for the data transfers to complete.
This command issues a forced termination request to all daemons and executes the request.

The mftfd command has the following additional options:

/usr/mftf/lib/mftfd { -h | -v }

-h : Displays the use of the mftfd command.
-v : Displays the version.

How To Confirm that the Daemon Stopped

Please confirm that the message of "KJU1000" is outputted to the console displays.