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The information contained in this section applies to IBM WebSphere Commerce Version 7.0.0.9 and Feautre Pack 8. The documentation also applies to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.
Administering
WebSphere Commerce Payments instance
WebSphere Commerce Payments
WebSphere Commerce Payments is a protocol-independent payment transaction server for online merchants. It provides cash register-like functionality to a site, supporting multiple payment methods using protocol-specific cassettes.
Starting and stopping WebSphere Commerce Payments
There are several ways to start and stop WebSphere Commerce Payments.
Issuing the IBMPayServer command
The IBMPayServer command is used to specify the WebSphere Commerce Payments password used to decrypt any sensitive data that is stored in the database.

Deprecated feature

Issuing the IBMPayServer command

The IBMPayServer command is used to specify the WebSphere Commerce Payments password used to decrypt any sensitive data that is stored in the database.

About this task

WebSphere Commerce Developer The IBMPayServer command is not available in the WebSphere Commerce development environment. WebSphere Commerce Payments is integrated into the WebSphere Commerce test environments provided in the WebSphere Commerce development environment. When you start one of the WebSphere Commerce test environments, WebSphere Commerce Payments is automatically started and the IBMPayServer command is not required.

Procedure

Do one of the following steps:
- Start a terminal session.
- Start a Qshell session.
- Start a command prompt session.
Issue the following command:
```
IBMPayServer instance_name password
```
where instance_name is the name of the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance. The default name of the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance is wpm.