Syntax of pconfig

This section displays the format of the pconfig utility by task area. It also explains how to specify a Windows domain account name.

Reading configuration

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pconfig +get|-get|+g|-g [+Defaults|-Defaults|+D|-D] [options] [-save filename|-s filename]
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Writing configuration

pconfig [options] filename(s)|--

pconfig [options] +PURGE|-PURGE|+P|-P [filename(s)|--]

pconfig [options] +RELOAD|-RELOAD|+R|-R [filename(s)|--]

Controlling Agent process

pconfig +KILL|-KILL [options]

pconfig +RESTART|-RESTART [options]

About pconfig utility

pconfig -help|-h

pconfig -version

[options] Available

-host|-ho hostname

-port|-p portnumber

-debug|-d level

-lp portnumber

+tcp|-tcp

-timeout seconds

+verbose|-verbose|+v|-v

-user|-U username

-password|-W password

Specifying a Windows domain account name

When you want to specify a Windows domain account in the access control list (ACL), be sure to use two backslashes between the domain and the user name as shown in the following example. This operation is performed on the command line of the pconfig utility.

<domain>\\<username>/*/*

The pconfig utility will not accept the Windows domain notation without the backslashes.