Tuxedo commands:

                                          TUXEDO ADMIN COMMANDS

tmshutdown
     Shuts down a set of BEA Tuxedo servers
tpaddusr
     Creates a BEA Tuxedo password file
tpdelusr
     Deletes a user from a BEA Tuxedo password file
tpgrpadd
     Adds a new group to the system
tpgrpdel
     Deletes a group from the system
tpusradd
     Adds a new principal to the system
tpusrdel
     Deletes a user from the system
tpusrmod
     Modifies user information on the system

tmadmin commands that will be useful to be used via option 5 in psadmin
                                     boot commands:

boot -y 

     boot the domain normally, if there is an error encountered continue to boot the domain.
     Unlike if you boot via psadmin it will shut the domain down

boot -y -w
      This a fast boot, as the -w switch states to boot all the servers in parallel, and not       one by one.

boot -g JSLGRP
       using the -g option states that you are going to boot by server group, every server in    tuxedo is assigned to an individual server group
       ex:-  boot -g PUBSUB
               boot -g JREPGRP

boot -i 10
     every server has an individual server id assigend to it, you can get this info when you do
      a server stats from psadmin and look under the SRVID column

                                         shutdown commands:

stop -y
     this means stop the application server normally, and bring everything down cleanly and
     clean up IPC

stop -y -c
     This means stop the application server normally even if clients are attached

stop -y -c -w 0
     This means stop the application server normally even if clients are attached and the -w
      stands for wait 0 seconds to do it shutdown now