iisAdmin command

Use the iisAdmin command to set configuration properties. Because some of the configuration properties can cause major product behavior changes or even break some components if not properly set, use this command only for those configuration properties that are documented. Consult with someone from the IBM Software Support team before setting other properties.

Location

The iisAdmin command is installed on the services tier in the following location:

  • Linux cue graphicUNIX cue graphicIS_install_path/ASBServer/bin/iisAdmin.sh
  • Windows cue graphicIS_install_path\ASBServer\bin\iisAdmin.bat

Syntax

iisAdmin
	[-{verbose | v}]
	[-{results | res} value ]
	[-{log | l} value ]
	[-{logerror | error} value ]
	[-{loginfo | info} value ]
	[-{loglevel | level} value ]
	[-{log | l} value]
	[-{help | ?} ]
	[-{display | d}]
	[-{set | s}]
	[-{unset | u}]
	[-{key | k} value]*
	[-{value | val} value]*
	[-{load | loa} value]*	

Parameters

[-{verbose | v}]
Display detailed runtime output, except for the runtime logging messages.
[-{results | res} value ]
Print all the enabled runtime output to the specified file.
[-{log | l} value ]
Print the runtime logging messages to the specified file. This option is used with loglevel.
[-{logerror | error} value ]
Print all ERROR and FATAL runtime logging messages to the specified file.
[-{loginfo | info} value ]
print all INFO, WARN, DEBUG, and TRACE runtime logging messages to the specified file.
[-{loglevel | level} value]
The level at which runtime logging messages are enabled.
[-{log | l} value]
Print all runtime log messages to the specified file. Use this option with the loglevel option.
[-{help | ?} ]
Displays the usage message.
[-{display | d}]
Display the value of properties that are specified by the -key option. Use the * wildcard in the -key option to display multiple properties. If the -key option is not specified, all properties are displayed. Use multiple key options to display multiple keys.
[-{set | s}]
Set the values of properties. Use multiple -set and -key options to set the values for multiple properties. When you set each key-value pair, it is considered as an individual transactional unit. If one key-value pair is not set correctly, a message is logged and the transaction proceeds with other key-value pairs.
[-{unset | u}]
Remove the value of properties. Use multiple key options to remove multiple keys. When a key is removed, it is considered as an individual transactional unit. If removal of one key fails, then a message is logged and the transaction proceeds to remove other keys.
[-{key | k} value]*
Specify the name of the property. You can specify multiple key options.
[-{value | val} value]*
Specify the value of the property. You can specify multiple value options.
[-{load | loa} value]*
Load properties from the specified properties file. You can specify multiple load options to load multiple property files at the same time. If one property file fails to load, then a message is logged and the transaction proceeds to load other property files.