Using the Rsmconf.exe utility to configure CO-logmon
This utility enables you to perform remote configuration at a command line, possibly within a batch file. The rsmconf.exe program accepts the following command-line arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
rsmconf -download ipaddr passkey filename | These command options download the remote configuration file from the specified IP address, using the specified passkey. The resulting configuration data is placed in the specified file. |
rsmconf -upload ipaddr passkey filename | These command options upload the remote configuration file to the specified IP address, using the specified passkey. The data residing in the specified file is uploaded. |
rsmconf -check filename | These command options check the specified file for errors. (This check is also performed when you use the -upload option.) This permits you to check configuration data that was downloaded previously. No passkey or IP address is specified or required. |
If ListenAuthMode of the CO-logmon process is set to a value of 1 or 3, rsmconf.exe can execute only on the platform that DestinationAddress specifies. If ListenAuthMode set to 2 or 3, the passkey must be correctly specified. Otherwise, it is ignored.
The rsmconf.exe program is especially useful in performing batch configure operations, where the command is repeated multiple times within a UNIX .bat file (for example, to reconfigure on many different platforms).