Ragapriya Sukumaran

• Feb 21st, 2013

 

=> apachectl status
=> ps -eaf | grep httpd

shailesh kumar

• Apr 9th, 2013

 

serverStatus.bat server1

Srini

• Apr 1st, 2014

 

Command-line alternatives (Windows)
Stop HTTP Server service
net stop "IBM HTTP Server 7.0"
Stop HTTP Administration Server service
net stop "IBM HTTP Administration 7.0"
Start HTTP Server service
net start "IBM HTTP Server 7.0"
Start HTTP Administration service
net start "IBM HTTP Administration 7.0"

sathish kumar

• Apr 8th, 2014

 

netstat -antp| grep httpd

leela

• Nov 27th, 2014

 

When webserver is running, we can see httpd.pod under its logs, if it is not running it is not available.

Naresh Kumar

• Dec 15th, 2014

 

ps -ef | grep httpd

Avinash

• Jan 5th, 2015

 

ps -aef | grep ihs

S

• Feb 6th, 2015

 

ps -eaf | grep HttpServer

swapnil

• Feb 7th, 2015

 

ps -ef | grep httpd will show you all web server instance processes

Alejandro de la Rosa Escobedo

• Feb 16th, 2015

 

ps -ef | grep httpd will show you the status of the httpd server (IHS or Apache which are the same).

murthy indana

• Aug 8th, 2015

 

It is a simple tasking just by executing the command ps -ef |grep particular webserver name... name may be dependent on the environment and it will list of services running under the particular ihs

saikrishna

• Apr 22nd, 2016

 

Just run the following URL

Code
https://<<mgr Hostname>>:80

or
check in console
or
ps -eaf |grep httpd

Madhu

• Oct 31st, 2016

 

Ps -ef | grep httpd

Brijesh Shah

• Aug 18th, 2017

 

There are multiple ways to confirm this.
Do you have any monitoring tool if so check if there is any alert or current status
Login to server and grep for the JVM by ps -ef | grep jvmname
Check if you can access the JVM URL
Check if you can telnet JVM URL and port
Check if JVM port is listening on the server
Use serverStatus.sh –all command to see what are running

Eswar Naidu

• Nov 30th, 2022

 

./apachectl status
or ps -ef|grep httpd