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Sunday, January 18, 2015

Broadworks Some Useful Commands

Broadworks commands

login as bwadmin
to AS server


bwshowver (show version of broadworks)
showrun (show running services)
healthmon //-l, -d for detail// (Health monitor)
repctl - //stop, start, status, ls, lock all// (replication control)
synchcheck_full.pl
        This script is for redundant servers and ensures that the specified local
        database is identical to remote databases.
        All servers local and remote will be LOCKED. Otherwise, the result of this
        script is undefined. (Consequently, it should be run in periods of low usage.)
        NOTE: locking servers can take up to 10+ minutes.

ttstatus (TimesTen Status)
bin (takes you to bin dir)
conf (takes you to conf dir)
peerctl ls //just peerctl for other options// (cluster peer control)
            (peerctl lock on server pairs is for maint windows. locks out changes. does not prevent call processing)
           
stopbw (stops call processing!!!! turns off all services. used for upgrades, etc.)
startbw (restart services after you using stopbw)
peercmd (run commands on machines in cluster/pairs)
            (peercmd bwshowver\;showrun\&\&repctl status // runs three commands in a row on server cluster/pairs//

tech-support (script ran to gather support info. Make sure you have logging turned on in putty before running command)   
swmanshowver (display version of bw patching tool. needs to match with xchange.broadsoft.com version)


bwcli section
? = help
l  = login

l admin (login as admin from inside bwcli)
AS_CLI/System/Licensing> get (see licensing)
AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> qbw //will show status of running apps in broadworks. must all be unlocked.


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