SERVCONF performs service configuration operations.

Usage:  servconf [CONNECTION] <OPERATION> [LICENSE] [FILE] [MODIFIERS]


Examples:

  servconf --se "63.111.106.7;63.111.106.12" --username user123
           --password **** --apply --file config.pqb

    Copy the service configuration file 'config.pqb' from the local machine to
    the SCE platforms at 63.111.106.7 and 63.111.106.12, and activate this
    configuration (Assumes SCE platforms have the same username and password).

  servconf -S 63.111.106.7 -P **** --retrieve --file my_files/config.pqb

    Get the currently active service configuration from the SCE platform at
    63.111.106.7, and save it in 'my_files/config.pqb' on the local
    machine.

  servconf -D 63.121.116.17 -P **** --update-dc --refer-se 63.111.106.7
           --file config.pqb

    Update the CM at 63.121.116.17 with service configuration values from
    config.pqb, as if they were applied to the SCE at 63.111.106.7 (without
    actually applying them to the SCE).

  servconf --update-signature -f new_signature.dss -S
           "10.56.216.33;10.56.216.36" -P *****

    Distribute the signature file new_signature.dss to the SCE platforms at
    10.56.216.33 and 10.56.216.36.


Service configuration operations:
  -a, --apply           copy the specified service configuration file to the
                        SCE and activate it (can be performed on one SCE or
                        more)
  -r, --retrieve        get the currently active service configuration
  -u, --update-dc       update a Collection Manager with service configuration
                        values
      --status          show service configuration status on the SCE

      --update-signature        update the SCE with a new signature pack
      --update-signature-pqi    update the SCE with a new SQPI signature pack
  -i, --signature-info          show information on the dynamic signature file

File modifier:
  -f, --file=FILE               service configuration FILE or dynamic signature
                                file
  -b, --backup-directory=DIR    the directory where the retrieved pqb is saved
                                prior to updating its signature

Connection modifiers:
  -S, --se=ADDRESS1[;ADDRESS2;...]      the ADDRESS(es) of the destination
                                        SCE platform(s)
  -D, --dc=ADDRESS                      the ADDRESS of the destination CM (for
                                        --update-dc operation)
  -U, --username=USERNAME               the USERNAME for connecting to the
                                        platform
  -P, --password=PASSWORD               the PASSWORD for connecting to the
                                        platform
      --no-dc                           do not update the CM (for --apply
                                        operation only)

Apply operation modifiers:
      --no-default-signature        apply the service configuration without
                                    adding the Default DSS to it
      --force-default-signature     force the replacement of old signatures and
                                    service-elements with the Default DSS

      --force-virtual-link-template-values  force the setting of configured
                                            virtual links with the sevice
                                            configuration's template virtual
                                            link values

Update signature operation modifiers:
      --force-signature    force the replacement of old signatures and
                           service-elements with the new signatures

Reference SCE modifier:
      --refer-se=SCE    (required for update-dc operation:) the ADDRESS of the
                        SCE platform to which the service configuration values
                        refer

Informative output:
      --help            print this help, then exit
      --version         print program version number, then exit



SIGCONF performs Default DSS operations.

Examples:

  sigconf --set-default-dynamic-signature --file new_signature.dss

    Install the file new_signature.dss as the Default DSS


Default DSS operations:
  -d, --set-default-dynamic-signature       install the Default DSS on this
                                            workstation
    , --remove-default-dynamic-signature    uninstall the Default DSS from this
                                            workstation
    , --get-default-dynamic-signature       fetch the Default DSS installed on
                                            this workstation
