4.6 Stopping Virgo Web Server
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## 4.6 Stopping Virgo Web Server

### Linux

To stop a running instance of Virgo Web Server, start a new terminal window and run the `shutdown.sh` script:

    prompt$ cd $SERVER_HOME
    prompt$ bin/shutdown.sh

To stop a running instance of Virgo Web Server immediately, bypassing normal shutdown processing, run `shutdown.sh` with the `-immediate` option:

    prompt$ cd $SERVER_HOME
    prompt$ bin/shutdown.sh -immediate

If, when you started the Web Server instance, you used the `-jmxport` option to specify a non-default JMX port number, then you must pass this port number to the `-jmxport` of the `shutdown.sh` script to gracefully shut it down. For example, if you specified `9090` as the JMX port, use the following to shut down the Web Server instance:

    prompt$ cd $SERVER_HOME
    prompt$ bin/shutdown.sh -jmxport 9090

### Microsoft Windows

To stop a running instance of Virgo Web Server, start a new console window and run the `shutdown.bat` script:

    prompt> cd %SERVER_HOME%
    prompt> bin\shutdown.bat

To stop a running instance of Virgo Web Server immediately, bypassing normal shutdown processing, run `shutdown.bat` with the `-immediate` option:

    prompt> cd %SERVER_HOME%
    prompt> bin\shutdown.bat -immediate

If, when you started the Web Server instance, you used the `-jmxport` option to specify a non-default JMX port number, then you must pass this port number to the `-jmxport` of the `shutdown.bat` script to gracefully shut it down. For example, if you specified `9090` as the JMX port, use the following to shut down the Web Server instance:

    prompt> cd %SERVER_HOME%
    prompt> bin\shutdown.bat -jmxport 9090

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