A.1 The "acuconnect" Command

The acuconnect command is your control and maintenance interface to AcuConnect. The acuconnect command is used on the server at the command line (or with icons under Windows NT or Windows 2000) and initiates the following actions:

starts and stops the acuconnect program and installs and removes acuconnect as a Windows service
reports AcuConnect system status
creates and maintains the server access file

Note: Do not try to abbreviate the command options that are described in this appendix. For instance, do not type "-v" when you mean "-version". "-v" and "-version" mean different things to the AcuConnect runtime.

The acuconnect command formats on UNIX servers are:

acuconnect
acuconnect  -access
acuconnect  -info [-p portnum]
acuconnect  -kill  [-p portnum] [-f]
acuconnect  -start  [-p portnum] [-c config_file] [-d] [-l] [-e error_file] [-f] [-t#]
acuconnect  -version

The acuconnect command formats on Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers are:

acuconnect
acuconnect  -access
acuconnect  -info [-p portnum]
acuconnect  -install [-p portnum]
acuconnect  -kill  [-p portnum] [-f]
acuconnect  -remove [-p portnum]
acuconnect  -start  [-p portnum] [-c config_file] [-d] [-l] [-e error_file] [-f] [-t#]
acuconnect  -version

The icon equivalents under Windows NT and Windows 2000 are:

Icon
Command
Acuconnect -access
acuconnect -access
Acuconnect -info
acuconnect -info
Install Acuconnect Service
acuconnect -install
Stop Acuconnect Service
acuconnect -kill
acuconnect -remove
Start Acuconnect Service
acuconnect -start
Acuconnect -version
acuconnect -version

You can modify the command options for an icon by changing the properties of the icon.

Section A.2 describes each command and its options in detail.

Icon	Command
Acuconnect -access	acuconnect -access
Acuconnect -info	acuconnect -info
Install Acuconnect Service	acuconnect -install
Stop Acuconnect Service	acuconnect -kill acuconnect -remove
Start Acuconnect Service	acuconnect -start
Acuconnect -version	acuconnect -version