Option | Description |
-h | --help | Displays usage information. |
-n host | --hostname host | Name of the host to which you want to connect. Non-ASCII characters are not allowed in host names. |
-p port | --port port | Port on which the IAF is listening. |
-i ms | --interval ms | Specifies the poll interval in milliseconds. |
-f file | --filename file | Writes status information to the named file. The default is to send status information to stdout . |
-r | --raw | Indicates that you want raw output format, which is more suitable for machine parsing. Raw output format consists of a single line for each status message. Each line is a comma-separated list of status numbers. This format can be useful in a test environment. If you do not specify that you want raw output format, the default is a multi-line, human-readable format for each status message. |
-t | --title | If you also specify the --raw option, you can specify the --title option so that the output contains headers that make it easy to identify the columns. |
-o | --once | Outputs one set of status information and then quits. The default is to indefinitely return status information at the specified poll interval. |
-v | --verbose | Displays process names and versions in addition to status information. The default is to display only status information. |
-u | --utf8 | Writes the output in UTF-8 encoding. |
-V | --version | Displays version information for the iaf_client tool. |