Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q2 High Availability Administration Guide

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### Restarting a Node

You might have to restart a node if you notice unusual behavior such as excessive CPU consumption.

To restart a node in the database, use the `hadbm restartnode` command. The command syntax is:

    hadbm restartnode
    [--adminpassword=password | --adminpasswordfile=file]
    [--agent=maurl]
    [--startlevel=level]
    nodeno
    [dbname]

The dbname operand specifies the database name. The default is `hadb`.

The nodeno operand specifies the number of the node to restart. Use `hadbm status` to display the numbers of all nodes in a database.

The `hadbm restartnode` command has one special option, `--startlevel` (short form `-l`), that specifies the level at which to start the node. See Start level option for more information.

See General Options for a description of other command options. For more information, see hadbm-restartnode(1).

##### Example 3–8 Example of restarting a node

    hadbm restartnode 1

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