config – Configure an RSOE for an Unwired Server, with
an existing RSOE configuration file as
input.regRelayServer config -f <filename> -sl
Options:
- -f <filename> – Input RSOE configuration file
- -sl – Silent mode (no interactive prompts)
export – Export the current RSOE configuration to a file.
regRelayServer export -o <filename> -sl
Options:
- -o <filename> – Output RSOE configuration file
- -sl – Silent mode (no interactive prompts)
exportRSconfig – Export a Relay Server configuration
file.regRelayServer exportRSconfig -host -o <filename> -p <port> -sl
Options:
- -host – Host name of the
Relay Server, or host name of the load balancer (if
any)
- -o <filename> – Output Relay Server configuration file
- -p <port> – Relay Server HTTP
port
- -sl – Silent mode (no interactive prompts)
quickconfig – Create a simple RSOE configuration, specifying only connection
property values, and using system-generated defaults for all other
properties required.
regRelayServer quickconfig -d <description> -host <name> -p <port> -s <URLsuffix> -sl -sp <port>
Options:
- -d <description> – User-definable
description of the Relay Server
- -host – Host name of the Relay Server, or host
name of the load balancer (if any)
- -p <port> – Relay Server HTTP port
- -s <URLsuffix> – URL suffix used by the
RSOE to connect to the Relay Server
- -sl – Silent mode (no interactive prompts)
- -sp <port> – Relay Server
HTTPS port
remove – Removes one or all RSOE processes in the Unwired Server cluster.
However, the RSOE configuration file is not deleted, because other RSOEs in
the cluster may need
it.regRelayServer remove -f <name> -host <name> -p <port>
Options:
- -f <name> – Relay Server farm name
- -host <name> – Host name of the Relay Server, or host
name of the load balancer (if any)
- -p <port> – Relay Server HTTP port
Note: If you do not specify the -h, -p, and -f options, all
RSOEs in the Unwired Server cluster are removed.
start – Start one or all RSOE processes in the Unwired Server
cluster.regRelayServer start -d <time> -f <name> -host <name> -os <size> -ot -p <port> -v <int>
Options:
- -d <time> – Connection retry timeout (default 5
seconds)
- -f <name> – Relay Server farm name
- -host – Host name of the Relay Server, or host
name of the load balancer (if any)
- -os – Maximum RSOE log file size (default
10240KB)
- -ot – Truncate the log file upon reaching maximum
size
- -p <port> – Relay Server HTTP port
- -v <int> – RSOE log verbosity
- 0 – Errors only
- 1 – Session-level logging
- 2 – Request-level logging
- 3 - 5 – Detailed logging (used primarily for
technical support)
Note: If you do not specify the -h, -p, and -f options, all
RSOEs in the Unwired Server cluster are started.
stop – Stop one or all RSOE processes in the Unwired Server
cluster.regRelayServer stop -f <name> -host <name> -p <port>
Options:
- -f <name> – Relay Server farm name
- -host <name> – Host name of the Relay Server, or host
name of the load balancer (if any)
- -p <port> – Relay Server HTTP port
Note: If you do not specify the -h, -p, and -f options, all
RSOEs in the Unwired Server cluster are stopped.