Sentinel Agent options

Usage: sentinel_agent [ options ]
Where options may include any of:
   -V | --version               Print program version info
   -h | --help                  This message
   -p | --port <port>           Listen on alternate port (default is 17903)
   -f | --logfile <file>        Log to named file (default is stderr)
   -v | --loglevel <level>      Set logging verbosity. Available levels
                                are TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR CRIT FATAL
                                (default logging level is WARN)
   -t | --truncate              Truncate log file at startup
   -N | --name <name>           Set the component name
   -l | --license <file>        Apama license filename
   -H | --apamahome <dir>       Root of Apama installation
   -W | --apamawork <dir>       Root of Apama work directory
-Xconfig | --configFile <file> Use service configuration file <file>

Option	Description
-h	Display the above usage information. Does not start the Sentinel Agent.
-p	Name of the host on which the Sentinel Agent will listen for connections from EMM (default is 17903).
-l	A reference to an Apama license file. If provided, the Sentinel Agent will be able to pass this license file’s location on to the Apama components that it starts. Alternatively a license file can be sent to the Sentinel Agent dynamically via EMM.
-H	The root directory where the Apama executable files are installed, as selected during installation.
-W	The root directory where the Apama work files are located, as selected during installation.
-f	The file where to output logging information from the Sentinel Agent. If a log file is not specified and the Sentinel Agent was run as a normal executable from a Command Prompt or a Terminal window, it will log to the system configured stderr. If the Sentinel Agent was run as a Windows service, a log file must be specified; otherwise the Agent will not start.
-N name	Sets the name of the component to name.
-t	If set, the log file will be emptied at start up, otherwise it will be appended to.
-v	Set the logging level. The log levels possible, in increasing order, are TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, CRIT, and FATAL, where each level includes all subsequent ones. For example, WARN includes all WARN level, all ERROR level, all CRIT level, and all FATAL level log messages. If not specified, the default log level is WARN.
-V	Print out the Sentinel Agent’s version information. Does not start the Sentinel Agent.
-Xconfig file	Use the specified service configuration file. For more information about this configuration file, see Using the Apama component extended configuration file.