INTERSVR Windows Command Guide

The INTERSVR command in Windows is a powerful tool for managing server resources efficiently. It allows users to interact with server instances, view server statistics, and perform various tasks to ensure optimal server performance. By utilizing INTERSVR, administrators can monitor server activity, troubleshoot issues, and make necessary adjustments to enhance overall server productivity.

INTERSVR Syntax:

intersvr [option] [parameter]

Options:

Option	Description
-a	Apply the operation to all files
-f	Force operation
-h	Display help
-r	Recursive operation
-v	Verbose mode
-l	Log output to a file

Parameters:

Parameter	Description
file_name	Name of the file to use
directory	Directory to perform
file_type	Type of file to operate
operation	Operation to be executed

Caution

Be cautious with the intersvr command as it performs operations that can affect multiple files and directories. Make sure to double-check your options and parameters before executing the command to prevent unintended consequences.

INTERSVR Command Samples:

Start the InterSvr Service

intersvr -start

Starts the InterSvr service on the Windows system.

Stop the InterSvr Service

intersvr -stop

Stops the InterSvr service running on the Windows system.

Restart the InterSvr Service

intersvr -restart

Restarts the InterSvr service on the Windows system.

Display the Status of the InterSvr Service

intersvr -status

Displays the current status of the InterSvr service on the Windows system.

Install the InterSvr Service

intersvr -install

Installs the InterSvr service on the Windows system for future use.

Uninstall the InterSvr Service

intersvr -uninstall

Removes the InterSvr service from the Windows system.

Run InterSvr in Debug Mode

intersvr -debug

Starts the InterSvr service in debug mode for troubleshooting and monitoring.

Tip

When using the intersvr command in Windows, make sure to carefully read the documentation and understand the available options to ensure successful execution.

INTERSVR FAQ:

How do I use intersvr in Windows?

To use the intersvr command in Windows, execute the following command:

intersvr --option <value>

What are the common options used with intersvr in Windows?

When using intersvr in Windows, some common options include setting the port, specifying the IP address, and defining the protocol. Here is an example:

intersvr --port 8080 --ip 192.168.1.100 --protocol TCP

How can I check the version of intersvr in Windows?

To check the version of intersvr in Windows, you can use the following command:

intersvr --version

How do I start the intersvr service in Windows?

To start the intersvr service in Windows, you can use the following command:

intersvr start

Can I stop the intersvr service in Windows?

Yes, you can stop the intersvr service in Windows by using the following command:

intersvr stop

How do I view the help documentation for intersvr in Windows?

To view the help documentation for intersvr in Windows, you can use the following command:

intersvr --help

Applications of the INTERSVR Command

1. Managing Windows services in a network environment.