WS-AtomicTransaction Configuration Utility (wsatConfig.exe)
The WS-AtomicTransaction Configuration Utility is used to configure basic WS-AtomicTransaction support settings.
wsatConfig [Options]
Remarks
This command line tool can be used to configure basic WS-AT settings in a local machine only. If you have to configure settings on both local and remote machines, you should use the MMC snap-in as described in Configuring WS-AtomicTransaction.
The command line tool can be found in the Windows SDK installation location, specifically,
%SystemRoot%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v3.0\Windows Communication Foundation\wsatConfig.exe
If you are running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, you must download an update before running WsatConfig.exe. For more information about this update, see Update and KB912817.
The following table shows the options that can be used with WS-AtomicTransaction Configuration Utility (wsatConfig.exe).
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-accounts:<account,> |
Specifies a comma-separated list of accounts that can participate in WS-AtomicTransaction. The validity of these accounts is not checked. |
-accountsCerts:<thumb>|"Issuer\SubjectName",> |
Specifies a comma-separated list of certificates that can participate in WS-AtomicTransaction. The certificates are indicated by thumbprint or by the Issuer\SubjectName pair. Use {EMPTY} for subject name if it is empty. |
-endpointCert:<machine|<thumb>|"Issuer\SubjectName"> |
Uses the machine certificate or another local endpoint certificate specified by thumbprint or Issuer\SubjectName pair. Uses {EMPTY} for the subject name if it is empty. |
-maxTimeout:<sec> |
Specifies the maximum timeout in seconds. Valid values are from 0 to 3600. |
-network:<enable|disable> |
Enables or disables the WS-AtomicTransaction network support. |
-port:<portNum> |
Sets the HTTPS port for WS-AtomicTransaction. If you have already enabled firewall before running this tool, the port is automatically registered in the exception list. If firewall is disabled before running this tool, nothing additional is configured regarding the firewall. If you enable firewall after configuring WS-AT, you have to run this tool again and supply the port number using this parameter. If you disable firewall after configuring, WS-AT continues to work without additional input. |
-timeout:<sec> |
Specifies the default timeout in seconds. Valid values are from 1 to 3600. |
-traceActivity:<enable|disable> |
Enables or disables the tracing of activity events. |
-traceLevel:<Off|Error|Critical|Warning|Information| Verbose|All>} |
Specifies the trace level. |
-tracePII:<enable|disable> |
Enables or disables the tracing of personally identifiable information. |
-traceProp:<enable|disable> |
Enables or disables the tracing of propagation events. |
-restart |
Restarts MSDTC to activate changes immediately. If this is not specified, the changes take effect when MSDTC is restarted. |
-show |
Displays the current WS-AtomicTransaction protocol settings. |
-virtualServer:<virtualServer> |
Specifies the DTC resource cluster name. |
See Also
Other Resources
The WS-AT Protocol
Configuring WS-AtomicTransaction
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