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OS X
- Log in as Administrator.
- Launch the Terminal on your server (located in /Applications/Utilities)
- Type the following line below to stop the LexiaServer service:
sudo killall LexiaServer
This command must be run as administrator, and case is important when typing the command.
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Quit the Terminal application.
Windows XP, 2003 Server
- Start a Command Line prompt (start->Run..., type 'cmd', press Enter).
- Type 'TaskKill /IM LexiaServer.exe /f' and press Enter.
Windows NT, 2000
NOTE: This step requires a free utility 'PSKILL.EXE' available in the PSTOOLS resource kit. This kit can be downloaded from Sysinternal's web site at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/pstools.mspx
- Start a Command Line prompt (start->Run..., type 'cmd', press Enter).
- 'CD' to the directory in which you have placed the 'PSKill' utility.
- Type 'PSKill -t LexiaServer' and press Enter.
OS X
Please note that you can always restart the LexiaServer process by rebooting your OS X workstation or server.
- Login as administrator.
- Launch the Terminal on your server (located in /Applications/Utilities).
- Type the following line below to start the LexiaServer service:
sudo sh /Library/StartupItems/LexiaServer/LexiaServer
Enter your admin password if prompted. This will start the LexiaServer process on your file server. If the process starts without error, then the LexiaServer process is running.
- Quit the Terminal by quitting through the menu. Do NOT type Control-C as this will kill the LexiaServer process.
Windows NT, XP, 2000 Server, 2003 Server
- Start a Command Line prompt (start->Run..., type 'cmd', press Enter).
- Type 'cd c:\LexiaServer' and press Enter. (Note: the path above is the default path to the installation of the LexiaServer.)
- Type 'LexiaServer -s' and press Enter.
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