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Shut down the nodes in a cluster.

Prerequisites

SAP recommends that you first stop all projects running in the cluster. Stopping a node does not stop any projects running on the node unless the node is the only manager node.

There is no need to stop the cluster database when stopping a node or cluster. If you do need to stop a cluster database, see Stopping a Cluster Database.

Context

To stop a cluster, shut down the controller-only nodes first, then shut down the manager nodes. Follow these steps for each node in the cluster; <node-name> represents the name of a node.

Procedure

From the Windows command line, execute:
cd %STREAMING_HOME%\cluster\streamingclusteradmin
--uri=esp[s]://<host>:19011 --username=<username> --password=<password> --stop_node --node-name=<node-name>
On a Linux or Solaris system, execute: 
cd $STREAMING_HOME/cluster/streamingclusteradmin --uri=esp[s]://<host>:19011 --username=<username>--password=<password> --stop_node --node-name=<node-name>
Note These examples use the authentication syntax for a username/password authentication provider such as LDAP or native OS. For RSA authentication, use this command: 
streamingclusteradmin --uri=esp[s]://<host>:<port> --keyalias=<key-alias
>--storepass=<store-pass> --keystore=<keystore> --stop_node --node-name=<node-name>
Note If you omit the password parameter when you call the streamingclusteradmin tool, Event Stream Processor prompts you for the password and hides it as you type, which improves security.