Servertool command line usage problem

I'm trying to use the servertool in 1.4 /solaris2.6 from the command line eg:
servertool -ORBInitialPort <port> list
which should(I would have thought) started servertool, listed the servers and returned.
Instead if displays the servertool command line prompt.
what is going on? thanks
PS: i've previously started orbd on with -ORBInitialPort <port>

Hi,
actually it's not a real bug. I would say it's documentation inaccuracy. The right syntax is:
servertool -ORBInitialPort <port> -cmd <command>
Try
servertool -ORBInitialPort <port> -cmd help <command>
for detailed help.
regards,
Todor

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