VCCommand.exe is a command line tool residing in the install folder\VCommand folder. The VCCommand is an alternate way, just like the API to interact with a local or remote server. This command line tool is based on command line switches that can perform the following actions at the moment:

•Run a Job

•Activate a Job

•Deactivate a Job

•Stop a Job

•Run a Task

•List Jobs

•Activate license

•Deactivate license

 

You can see existing command switches and examples by running VCCommand.exe without any parameters:

Example: VCCommand --action runjob --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action activatejob --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action deactivatejob --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action stopjob --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action runtask --ip 127.0.0.1 --connectionmode remote --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action runjob --ip 127.0.0.1 --connectionmode remote --username admin --password xyz --name "Job Id or Name"

Example: VCCommand --action listjobs --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz

Example: VCCommand --logontype ad --action listtasks --connectionmode local

Example: VCCommand --logontype ad --upn username@domain.com --action listtasks --ip 127.0.0.1 --connectionmode remote --port 16444

Example: VCCommand --logontype ad --spn HOST/hostname.domain.com --action listtasks --ip 127.0.0.1 --connectionmode remote --port 16444

Example: VCCommand --action activate --r xxxxx-xxx-xxxx-xxxx --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz

Example: VCCommand --action deactivate --connectionmode local --username admin --password xyz