Use rxsconfig to:
Add the local computer (the one from which you run this utility) as a node to a Reflection X Advantage domain.
Remove the local computer from the domain.
Place a domain in recovery mode.
Display a list of configured Reflection X services processes.
rxsconfig join | leave | recover | version | list
Use the following syntax to view the options available for each command:
rxsconfig <command> -help
Adds the local computer as a node on the specified domain. (See options below.) The join syntax is:
rxsconfig join [-u user] [-p password] [-f] [-a alternate-address[,...]]domain [node-listening-address]
For example, to add the computer from which you are running rxsconfig to a Reflection X Advantage domain running on rxa.domain.com:
rxsconfig join rxa.domain.com
Removes the local computer from the domain. (See options below.) Theleave syntax is:
rxsconfig leave [-u user] [-p password] [-f] domain [node-listening-address]
For example:
rxsconfig leave rxa.domain.com
Instructs the domain to enter recovery mode the next time the service starts. Use recovery mode if you are locked out of a domain because you forgot the administrator password, changed authentication methods without adding an administrative account, or experience a problem with the external authentication system. The recover syntax is:
rxsconfig recover [-f] [domain_listening_address]
For additional information about using the recover option, see Unlock a Domain.
Displays Reflection X Advantage version information. The version syntax is:
rxsconfig version
Displays configured Reflection X Service processes (domain controllers, domain nodes, and remote session service nodes) sorted by port number. Each line contains the listening address and a brief description. The list syntax is:
rxsconfig list
NOTE:
You must have root/administrative privileges on the computer in order to use rxsconfig.
On Linux systems, the installer does not addrxsconfig to the path. Run it from the install directory, include complete path information, or add it to your path. On Linux systems, the default location is /opt/rxadvantage/rxsconfig.
For newer Windows systems (starting with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008), you need to open the command window as an administrator. (In the Start menu, under Accessories, right-click Command Prompt and select Run As Administrator).
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Options |
Description |
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-u user |
(optional) Specifies a Reflection X Advantage domain administrator. You will be prompted for a user name if this parameter is not specified. |
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-p password |
(optional) Specifies the Reflection X Advantage domain user's password. You will be prompted for a password if this parameter is not specified. |
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-f |
(optional) Runs rxsconfig in non-interactive mode. In this mode, -u,-p and domain are required parameters. The default response is used for any unspecified options. |
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-a alternate-address |
(optional) Defines a comma delimited list of one or more alternate addresses for the domain node. Use this option if the node you are configuring resides behind a firewall that uses Network Address Translation (NAT). For example: alternate.company.com:1234, 10.10.0.2:5678 You can omit the port and specify only an IP address. In this case, the port from the primary listening address is used. Note: You can also add or modify alternate addresses for a node from the X Administrative Console Domain Composition tab. |
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domain |
(required for join or leave) The name of the Reflection X Advantage domain controller, such as rxa.company.com. |
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node-listening-address |
(optional) Forjoin, this specifies the local listening address to use for the domain node, for example, 0.0.0.0:22001. If you omit this option,rxsconfig automatically generates an address for you on 0.0.0.0 (all available IP addresses) using port 22001 (or this first available port after 22001 if this port is not available). Specifying 0.0.0.0 binds the node service to all available IP addresses. To bind to a specific IP address, specify that IP address. For example, to bind to an external facing network card using IP address 10.10.44.22 and port 22006: rxsconfig join rxa.com 10.10.44.22:22006. You can omit the IP address and specify only a port, as shown below. In this case rxsconfig defaults to 0.0.0.0. rxsconfig join rxa.com 22006 For leave, this option is only needed if you added multiple nodes for the local computer on the specified domain. |
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-help |
Displays a summary of command line options. Used alone this option displays the command choices. rxsconfig -help To see syntax details include a command. For example: rxsconfig join -help |
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