AE RPA Commands

AssistEdge comes with various command options to start, stop, get status of a component, enable-disable or update a service such as SSL. The commands are not case sensitive. The entry point of all the commands supported is ae.

Run the commands in Command Prompt with Administrators right. These commands are applicable for server-side components and Proctor only.

  

Below is the list of various commands available:

 

AE Command

Syntax

Description

Generic Usage Commands

HELP

ae help<Enter>

Lists all the options available in AE Command.

PRECHECK

ae precheck<Enter>

Checks the pre-requisites required for AssistEdge installation.

INSTALL

ae install <component name><Enter>

Installs the components of AssistEdge.

UNINSTALL

ae unistall <component name><Enter>

Uninstalls all the component of AssistEdge. Stop all the component of the AE before running this command

START

ae start <component name><Enter>

Starts the component of AssistEdge. For example,

ae start aesite<Enter>

ae start messaging<Enter>

ae start txnstore<Enter>

ae start etl<Enter>

ae start reporting<Enter>

ae start controltower<Enter>

ae start listener<Enter>

ae start ml<Enter>

STARTALL

ae startall<Enter> 

Starts all the components of AssistEdge if all of them are installed on the same system.

STATUS/ STATUSALL

ae status<Enter> 

Checks the status of the component of AssistEdge.

STOP

ae stop <component name><Enter>

Stops the component of AssistEdge

ae stop aesite<Enter>

ae stop messaging<Enter>

ae stop txnstore<Enter>

ae stop etl<Enter> 

ae stop reporting<Enter>

ae stop controltower<Enter>

ae stop listener<Enter>

ae stop ml<Enter>

STOPALL

ae stopall<Enter>

Stops all the components of AssistEdge if all of them are installed on the same system.

Patch and SMTP Commands

UPGRADE

ae upgrade <patch number><Enter> 

Upgrades current release to the patch.

ROLLBACK

ae rollback <patch number><Enter> 

Rolls back the application to the previous version/patch.

UPDATE SMPT-DETAIL

ae update SMPT-DETAIL<Enter> 

Updates SMTP server hostname and port post installation.

UPDATEPASSWORD

ae updatepassword <component name><Enter> 

Updates password command is valid only for following components:

  • Elasticsearch

  • SMTP

  • Database

  • RabbitMQ

Certificate Commands

CERT CSR

ae cert csr<Enter>

Generate CSR and key based on server detail provided in deployment file.

ENABLESSL

ae enableSSL<Enter>

Enables SSL on a https installation.

DISBALESSL

ae disableSSL<Enter>

Disables SSL on a https installation.

CERT UPDATE

ae cert update<Enter>

Removes old certificates and install new certificate.

CERT INFO

ae cert info<Enter>

Displays certificate information for verification and debugging.

Backup and Diagnostic/Check Commands

BACKUPCONFIG

ae backupconfig<Enter>

Creates a backup of current configuration files.

RESTORECONFIG

ae restoreconfig<Enter>

Restores configuration files from the backup taken.

DIAGNOSTIC

ae diagnostic<Enter>

Allows rapid collection of diagnostic information from the server. Possible options are:

  • Configuration

  • Logs

  • Both

PORT-CHECK

ae port-check <machine name:port><Enter>

Checks the port connection from current system to specified machine and port.

Component Specific Commands

ELASTIC

ae elastic<Enter>

Creates backup and restores elasticsearch data. Below are the respective commends:

  • ae elastic backup<Enter>

  • ae elastic restore<Enter>

Use ae help elastic<Enter>  elastic to know more about the above  commends.

NETWORKDRIVE

ae networkdrive<Enter>

Displays mapped network drives, mounts and unmounts them

  • ae networkdrive list <Enter>

  • ae networkdrive mount<Enter>

  • ae networkdrive unmount <Enter>

SCAN-CHANGES

ae scan-changes<Enter> 

Scans AssistEdge directory for any changes to binaries or configuration.

PROCTOR-CONFIG

ae proctor-config<Enter>

Generates proctor configuration file with new RabbitMQ details. 

ADVANCED

Ae advanced<Enter> 

Customizes the source for salt and key used for encryption of application credentials

 

Command Prompt

This section discusses the common steps to perform in the Command Prompt.

 

To run command prompt with Administrator Rights:

  1. In the Start menu, enter Command Prompt.
  2. Right click the displayed app and then click Run as administrator. The Command Prompt window opens in administrator mode.

 

NOTE:  

You would not be able to run the command prompt in administrator mode if you do not have the admin rights of the system.

 

To change the drive in command prompt:

  1. Run cd\  . Command goes to the root drive
  2. Run <name of drive>:  . Command changes the root drive to the stated drive. For example, if you wish to change the drive to D drive then enter d:  

 

To change the directory in command prompt:

  • Run cd <path of the directory>  . Command changes the directory location. For example, cd D:\RPAImage\RPA_18.1\scripts

 

To change directory and drive together in command prompt:

  • Run cd </d> <path of the directory>  . Command changes the drive as well as the directory location. For example, to change C to D drive and access the scripts folder where RPA_18.1 folder is saved on ‘D’ drive, run cd /d D:\RPAImage\RPA_18.1\scripts  .