Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
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> The tarantella restart commandSecure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
> Commands
> The tarantella restart command
tarantella restart [ --warm | --force | --kill ] [ --quiet ]
Stops and then restarts Secure Global Desktop services on the host, prompting if users are currently connected.
This command does not restart the Secure Global Desktop Web Server or Secure Global Desktop
web services. Use the tarantella webserver restart command to restart these services.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--quiet |
Does not prompt: stops Secure Global Desktop services even if users are connected. |
--warm |
Tries a "warm restart" of the Secure Global Desktop server, which
restarts the JServer component without affecting other
components.
This has no effect on webtop or emulator sessions. Only use this option if no users can log in to Secure Global Desktop or launch applications and no specific reason is found. |
--force |
Tries harder to stop Secure Global Desktop services. |
--kill |
Kills the process IDs used by Secure Global Desktop services.
Only use this option if you are having difficulty stopping the Secure Global Desktop server by other means. |
Stopping Secure Global Desktop services causes all emulator sessions (including suspended emulator sessions) to be terminated.
tarantella restart --quiet
Stops and then restarts Secure Global Desktop services without displaying a confirmation message if users are currently connected.
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