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        1. Re: how to stop jboss instance gracefullypeterj Jan 4, 2007 3:04 PM (in response to hitenb)ctrl-c works. JBoss registers a signal handler that recognizes the INT signal (produced by ctrl-c) and shuts the server down gracefully. 
 You could also use the shutdown.bat/sh script. It invokes a method on an mbean to do the shutdown.
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        2. Re: how to stop jboss instance gracefullycronydude Jan 4, 2007 5:21 PM (in response to hitenb)Peter, 
 The command 'shutdown.sh -S' shuts down the server. This will work perfectly when you have one server instance running. How do I shutdown a particular server instance for example if I have a server named 'myserver'.
 Appreciate your time and help.
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        3. Re: how to stop jboss instance gracefullypeterj Jan 4, 2007 6:26 PM (in response to hitenb)Try: shutdown -s hostname:9999 -S 
 where 'hostname' is the ip address or host name of the system running the app server, and 9999 is the JNDI port.
 For example, these two command are equivalent:
 shutdown -S
 shutdown -s localhost:1099 -S
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        4. Re: how to stop jboss instance gracefullyallvan May 23, 2017 9:04 AM (in response to hitenb)Hi, I need some help please. What if the graceful shutdown option when invoking the shutdown.bay file is not working. Shutdown.bat invokes the jboss-cli.bat file and it's currently none responsive. We are running JBoss on Windows server. Another question, how dangerous is it to just do a <CNTRL>+C to initiate a shutdown? Thank you for the help 
 
     
     
    