domain show

Displays all parameters and values in the configuration file

scope list

Displays all the scopes in a configuration file

scope create <name>

Creates a new scope in the configuration file

scope remove <name>

Removes a scope and its parameters from the file

scope show <name>

Displays parameters and their values in the scope

variable create -scope <scope> -value <value> <name>

Creates a parameter (with or without a value) in the specified scope.

If that scope does not exist, it is created. If the value contains a blank, enclose the value in double quotes.

variable modify [-scope <scope>] -value <value> <name>

Modifies a parameter value (in the specified scope) of the configuration domain. If the parameter does not exist, it is added automatically.

If the scope is not specified, the parameter is modified in every scope that contains it. If the specified value contains a blank, enclose the value in double quotes.

variable remove -scope <scope> <name>

Removes specified parameter from the XML configuration file.

If the scope is not specified, the parameter is removed from all the scopes that contain it.

variable show -scope <scope> <name>

Displays the specified parameter and its value in the specified (or default) scope.

If the parameter does not exist in the specified scope, the default scope is searched.

ns register

(Windows only) Specifies Naming Service values in the registry and installs the Naming Service as a Windows service.

ns update

Updates the Naming Service values in the registry.

ns remove

(Windows only) Removes Naming Service values from the registry and uninstalls the Windows service.

ns start

Starts the local Naming Service.

ns stop [-local]

Stops the Naming Service. -local is required if a remote Naming Service is running and you want to stop the local Naming Service.

ns status

Checks the status of the configured Naming Service process. Possible status values: Running, Stopped, and Not installed.

ns probe

Checks if the local Naming Service is configured and registered.

ns resolve

Resolves the Naming Service IOR and prints it to the console.

ns list [-ior]

Lists all registered objects in the Naming Service with endpoint information. If -ior is specified, IOR references of the registered objects are printed to the console.