cctrl [ -admin ] [ -expert ] [ -host ] [ -logical ] [ -multi ] [ -no-history ] [ -physical ] [ -port ] [ -proxy ] [ -service ]
Where:
− -admin
Table 9.1. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -admin | |
| Description | Enter admin mode when connecting | |
| Value Type | string | |
Automatically enters
admin mode when
cctrl connects to the cluster:
shell> cctrl -admin
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
alpha: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
[ADMIN] /alpha >− -expert
Table 9.2. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -expert | |
| Description | Enter expert mode when connecting | |
| Value Type | string | |
Automatically enters
expert mode when
cctrl connects to the cluster:
shell> cctrl -expert
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
alpha: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
LOGICAL:EXPERT] /alpha >− -host
Table 9.3. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -host | |
| Description | Host name of the service manager to use | |
| Value Type | string | |
| Default | localhost | |
Allows you to specify the host to connect to when looking for a manager. By default, cctrl will connect to the local host:
shell> cctrl -host host1
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
alpha: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
[LOGICAL] /alpha >− -logical
Table 9.4. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -logical | |
| Description | Enter logical mode when connecting | |
| Value Type | string | |
Automatically enters
logical mode when
cctrl connects to the cluster. This mode is
the default when connecting to a typical; using this option
forces this mode:
shell> cctrl -expert
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
alpha: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
LOGICAL:EXPERT] /alpha >− -multi
Table 9.5. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -multi | |
| Description | Allow support for connecting to multiple services | |
| Value Type | string | |
Allow support for connecting to multiple services
Table 9.6. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -no-history | |
| Description | Disable command history | |
| Value Type | string | |
Prevents cctrl from accessing or recording command history during interaction.
Table 9.7. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -physical | |
| Description | Enter physical mode when connecting | |
| Value Type | string | |
Automatically enters
logical mode when
cctrl connects to the cluster. This mode is
the default when connecting to a typical; using this option
forces this mode:
shell> cctrl -physical
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
alpha: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
[PHYSICAL] resource://>− -port
Table 9.8. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -port | |
| Description | Specify the TCP/IP port of the service manager | |
| Value Type | string | |
| Default | 9997 | |
Specify the TCP/IP port of the service manager
− -proxy
Table 9.9. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -proxy | |
| Description | Operate as a proxy service | |
| Value Type | string | |
Operate as a proxy service
− -service
Table 9.10. cctrl Command-line Options
| Option | -service | |
| Description | Connect to a specific service | |
| Value Type | string | |
Enables the selection of a specific service when first connecting to the cluster. For example:
shell > cctrl -service east_from_west
Tungsten Clustering (for MySQL) 6.0
east: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
east_from_west: session established, encryption=false, authentication=false
[LOGICAL] /east_from_west >