The Ping Identity servers provide several command-line tools for management and
administration. The command-line tools are available in the bin
directory for UNIX or Linux systems and bat
directory for
Microsoft Windows systems.
The dsconfig
tool is the text-based management tool used to
configure the underlying server configuration. The tool has three operational
modes:
- Interactive Mode
- Non-interactive mode
- Batch mode
The dsconfig
tool also offers an offline mode using the
--offline
option, in which the server does not have to be
running to interact with the configuration. In most cases, the configuration
should be accessed with the server running in order for the server to give the
user feedback about the validity of the configuration.
Each command-line utility provides a description of the subcommands, arguments, and
usage examples needed to run the tool. View detailed argument options and examples
by typing -- help
with the command.
$ bin/dsconfig --help
To list the subcommands for each command:
$ bin/dsconfig --help-subcommands
To list more detailed subcommand information:
$ bin/dsconfig list-log-publishers --help