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[NNMi Support Tip] How to kill NPS service manually in Linux when the ovpl command is not working?

HenryAPJ
 
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Use the below commands to find the PID of NPS services:
ps -ef | grep -i prspiMain
ps -ef | grep -i prspiDaemon.ovpl
ps -ef | grep -i oninit (kill the ones that are running as informix user)
ps -ef | grep -i iqsrv
ps -ef | grep -i etl
ps -ef | grep -i dbproxy
ps -ef | grep -i BmtMDProviderMain
ps -ef | grep -i BIBusTKServerMain
ps -ef | grep -i cogbootstrapservice

Then kill by the below command:
kill -9 <PID>

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