Console commands

This topic provides a detailed description of the HCL Traveler console commands.

The HCL Traveler server component functions as a Domino® server add-in task and, as such, responds to Domino server console commands. You can perform the following tasks on the Domino console:

• Start: load traveler
• Stop: tell traveler quit
• Restart: restart task traveler

Tell commands

HCL Traveler supports various tell traveler commands through the Domino® console.

Usage: tell traveler options command

Where options may include:

-f <full path to file> - causes Traveler to write the tell command output to that text file instead of the Domino console.

-s (<serverName> | * | *-) - sends the tell command remotely when the server is configured for a High Availability pool.

• Use <serverName> to send the command to a specifically named server.
• Use * to send the command to all servers in the High Availability pool.
• Use *- to send the command to all servers in the High Availability pool except the local server.

and command is one of the supported commands. For example,

tell traveler status - causes Traveler to print a summary of current server status to the Domino console.

tell traveler -f C:\temp\status.txt status - causes Traveler to print a summary of current server status to file C:\temp\status.txt, overwriting whatever was in that file previously.

For an in-depth look at some of the key Tell commands, see the following sections.

• Tell command reference
  A list of all tell commands and their effects.
• High Availability commands
  There are several commands used specifically for the HA environment.
• Status commands
  The tell status command for HCL Traveler server is tell traveler status.
• Statistics
  Commands for providing a status check of the HCL Traveler server..

• Resetting users and devices

• Diagnostic commands
  This section provides details on commands for getting diagnostic information about the HCL Traveler server.

• User commands
  User commands can provide a variety of information on your users.
• Resource usage
  There are commands which can help you determine your system's memory usage.

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