Commands for CABI Management on Solaris/Linux - CA Spectrum - 10.0 - CA Technologies Documentation
"C:\Program Files\......\win32_x86\ccm.exe" -managedstop machine1.WebIntelligenceProcessingServer -cms machine1:6500 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5 -authentication secLDAP
"C:\Program Files\.....\win32_x86\ccm.exe" -managedstart machine1.WebIntelligenceProcessingServer -cms machine1:6500 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5 -authentication secLDAP
"C:\Program Files\...\win32_x86\ccm.exe" -managedrestart machine1.WebIntelligenceProcessingServer -cms machine1:6500 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5 -authentication secLDAP
To enable/disable the same service use the following without the "managed" parameter
"C:\Program Files\...\win32_x86\ccm.exe" -enable machine1.WebIntelligenceProcessingServer -cms machine1:6500 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5 -authentication secLDAP
"C:\Program Files\...\win32_x86\ccm.exe" -disable machine1.WebIntelligenceProcessingServer -cms machine1:6500 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5 -authentication secLDAP
To specify which CMS to log on to:
-cms <cmsname:port#>
If a CMS is not specified, it will default to your local machine name.
To specify a user name when logging onto the CMS:
-username <username>
If a username is not specified, it will default to Administrator.
To specify a password when logging onto the CMS:
-password <password>
If a password is not specified, it will default to a blank.
To specify an authentication type to use when logging onto the CMS:
-authentication <authentication type>
If an authentication type is not specified, it will default to secEnterprise.