On rare occasions, your JSM will not respond to the "./stopjsm.sh" command. When this happens, you'll need to stop the JSM process using the UNIX "kill" command.

To kill your JSM:

1. Open a telnet or ssh session to your user account
2. Find the process number (PID) of your JSM process by typing
   

   ps x

   You'll see a line something like this in the output:

   22361  pc S    0:08 /usr/local/jdk/bin/../bin/i...

   The first number (22361, in this case) is your JSM's PID.

3. Kill the JSM by typing "kill -9" and then your JSM's PID. Using the example above, this command would look like:
   

   kill -9 22361

Stopping your JSM will also stop your private JVM process.