Injector not working.

[RobertWengewicz]

Per support I am to use this on the LC

injector –file <filename> -once –eps 10 –quiet

As this is being the full command

injector -file <file> -host <ip address> -port <port> -eps <eps> -minv <eps> -maxv <eps> -timev <period> -time <seconds> -events <total events> -echo -quiet -once -redirect

Well apparently it doesn't like that format , I do have the UNX files in the bin folder like the doc says is required.

Anyone ever use this before?

Thanks 

[RSAAdmin]

Use it almost every day...what error are  you getting?

[RobertWengewicz]

I am not getting any errors, it is almost like the injector string is wrong as it shows the fields you can use to make the injector string and then goes back to the command prompt. Am I suppose to shut any service down?

[RSAAdmin]

try this:

injector  -host <ip of collector> -once –eps 10 –file <filename>

[RSAAdmin]

hi you can also use this command. even i have faced problem in injecting the events. 1. get on to command prompt and change the drive to E. if your box is installed E:\nic\4000\HDCDATARAP1-ES\bin>Injector.exe 2. once ur in BIN folder type injector and the remaining command -redirect -file "folder location\syslog.unx" 3. you can injected the no.. of events based on your requirement -eps 10 -days 1 -echo -quiet if you need more information u can email me regards shridhar

[RSAAdmin]

The .UNX file you are trying to inject? Does it have space in the filename? I found added double quotes around the variables worked.

injector -file "test.unx" -host "127.0.0.1" -eps "50" -time "200" -redirect -alt

[RSAAdmin]

no space double quotes are not required