Deployment Guide
Deploying front end Mosquitto as a service
This section describes how to deploy front end Mosquitto as a service.
1 Open a Windows PowerShell window with administrator privileges, and run the following commands to create a service entry in the
registry and service database:
PS> sc.exe “Dell WMS: FE-MQTT1” binPath= “C:\Program Files\DELL\mq1\mosquito.exe run”
PS> sc.exe “Dell WMS: FE-MQTT2” binPath= “C:\Program Files\DELL\mq2\mosquito.exe run”
PS> sc.exe “Dell WMS: FE-MQTT3” binPath= “C:\Program Files\DELL\mq3\mosquito.exe run”
2 Open Windows Local Services from Control Panel, and conrm the services are created as shown in the following screen shot.
Figure 7. Services
NOTE
: The Startup Type is Manual , and the Mosquitto Services are started by running a script. None of the Mosquitto
Services (including ‘Dell WMS: Mosquitto’) should be started or restarted manually from this window.
Conguring back end Mosquitto to connect with front
end Mosquitto
This section explains how to congure back end Mosquitto to connect with front end Mosquitto.
1 Open the le in the directory C:\Program Files\DELL\WMS\Mosquitto\mosquito.conf in a text editor.
2 Uncomment the property bind_address, in the mosquito.conf folder, and update the entry as, bind_address <IP1>.
3 Go to the Bridges section of the document, and add the following entries in the section.
# connection <name>
#address <host>[:<port>] [<host>[:<port>]]
#topic <topic> [[[out | in | both] qos-level] local-prex remote-prex]
connection pns01
address <IP1>:1883
topic # out
connection pns02
address <IP2>:1883
topic # out
connection pns03
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Deploying and conguring Wyse Management Suite