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bsradm knows most of the options in bsrsetup and passes all double dash options or no double dash options to the specified low-level utility.
OPTIONS
-V, --version
Print the version information of the BSR.
-d, --dry-run
Displays commands to execute without actually executing, such as bsradm -d up <resource>. This can be a useful way to learn how to use bsrsetup and bsrmeta.
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bsrcon command {argument...}
DESCRIPTION
Set up the BSR's network, logs, volumes, handlers, etc.
COMMANDS
/nodelayedack [ip|guid]
Disables the delayed ACK behavior of TCP/IP. This is required for replication to work and is Windows only.
/delayedack_enable [ip|guid]/m [letter] : mount/get_log [ProviderName]/minlog_lv dbg [Level : 0~7]/write_log [ProviderName] "[LogData]"/handler_use [0,1]
/bsrfsflt_status/info/statusEnables delayed ACK behavior for TCP/IP. Windows only.
/release_vol [letter]
This command completely releases the volume lock that controls the Windows volume. This command must be performed as the final step in deleting a resource and is Windows only.
If you perform this command, you must reorganize the resource and perform a full synchronization again.
/bsrlock_use
Commands to temporarily enable or disable locks on a volume. This is for debugging purposes and is Windows only.
/bsrlock_status
Commands to view the lock status of a volume. Windows only.
/info
Prints the volume's partitions, mount points, and other related information. Windows only.
/handler_use [0,1]
Enables or disables the BSR's handler.
/maxlogfile_cnt [LogFileMaxCount : 0 ~ 1000]
/climaxlogfile_cnt [adm, setup, meta] [LogFileMaxCount : 0 ~ 255]
/minlog_lv [sys, dbg] [Level : 0~7] level info, emerg(0) alert(1) criti(2) err(3) warning(4) notice(5) info(6) debug(7)
/minlog_lv feature [flag : 0,1,2,4] level info, none(0) oos(1) latency(2) verify(4)