isamcfg command line reference
Use the command line options described in this section to configure and unconfigure WebSEAL and Security Access Manager appliance servers.
Syntax
java -jar isamcfg.jar -action mode optionsDescription
The configuration tool has two modes of operation:
- config
- unconfig
Options
- -action config options
- This command configures a WebSEAL or Secure Access Manager appliance server. This mode uses
different command line options:
- -cfgfile file
- Specifies which WebSEAL configuration file to use. This option is required when configuring a WebSEAL server.
- -cfgurl URL
- Specifies the appliance configuration URL to use. This option is required if configuring a Security Access Manager appliance.
- -rspfile file
- Specifies the response file for a configuration that is not interactive.
- -record
- Generates a response file and make some necessary changes to WebSEAL configuration file but does not modify any other Security Access Manager appliance configuration.
- -sslfactory
- Specifies the secure socket connection factory to use.
- -action unconfig options
- This command unconfigures a WebSEAL or Security Access Manager appliance
server. This mode uses different command line options:
- -cfgfile file
- Specifies which WebSEAL configuration file to use. This option is required when unconfiguring a WebSEAL server.
- -cfgurl URL
- Specifies the Security Access Manager appliance configuration URL to use. This option is required when unconfiguring a Security Access Manager appliance.
- -rspfile file
- Specifies the response file for a configuration that is not interactive.
- -record
- Generates a response file and make some necessary changes to WebSEAL configuration file but does not modify any other Security Access Manager appliance configuration.
- -sslfactory
- Specifies the secure socket connection factory to use.
Example
java -jar isamcfg.jar -action -config -cfgfile webseald.confThe log files for the isamcfg tool are written to the system temporary directory. The system temporary file directory is specified by the system property java.io.tmpdir.