2017-12-11 09:13 AM
Hi guys, I wonder if there is any way to start and stop a certain log collection via command line, for example, stop and start Checkpoint log collection from a command line.
Regards,
Max
2017-12-11 12:03 PM
You can use NwConsole from the command line to start and stop log collection services.
For example
Checkpoint log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/checkpoint start
ODBC log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/odbc start
File log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password>-c /logcollection/file start
Stopping log collection services would use the same format, simply replacing "start" with "stop":
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/checkpoint stop
2017-12-11 12:03 PM
You can use NwConsole from the command line to start and stop log collection services.
For example
Checkpoint log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/checkpoint start
ODBC log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/odbc start
File log collection:
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password>-c /logcollection/file start
Stopping log collection services would use the same format, simply replacing "start" with "stop":
NwConsole -c login <log_collector_IP>:50001 admin <password> -c /logcollection/checkpoint stop
2017-12-12 08:44 AM
Thank you so much Joshua!