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# Stop OpenText Core Content Connector

You can stop OpenText Core Content Connector by using one of the following procedures.

To stop OpenText Core Content Connector

- Send the `Stop` service action to the service port.

      http://host:ServicePort/action=Stop

  where:

  `host` | is the host name or IP address of the machine where OpenText Core Content Connector is installed.
  `ServicePort` | is the OpenText Core Content Connector service port (specified in the `[Service]` section of the configuration file).

- On Windows, if OpenText Core Content Connector is running as a service, stop OpenText Core Content Connector from the Windows Services dialog box.

- On Linux, if OpenText Core Content Connector is running as a service, use one of the following commands:

  - On machines that use systemd:

    `systemctl stop opentextcorecontentconnector`

  - On machines that use system V:

    `service opentextcorecontentconnector stop`

- On Linux, if you started OpenText Core Content Connector with the script `start-opentextcorecontentconnector.sh`, run the script `stop-opentextcorecontentconnector.sh` which is provided in the installation directory.

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Product: Knowledge Discovery OpenText Core Content Connector 25.2

Topic Title: Stop OpenText Core Content Connector