Starting BVR
Before starting BVR, please ensure that BRM is running and
that BVR is configured to connect to the correct BRM. If BRM
is not running, BVR will start and attempt to connect to BRM until it is available, but will be unable to accept new calls
BVR is started by using:
Stopping BVR
BVR is stopped by using:
- bvr -q, which quiesces BVR, stopping it once all active inbound and outbound calls have completed.
Once run, it is not possible to make new outbound calls or accept new inbound calls.
Calls will be forcibly concluded at the end of a timeout configurable in the [general] section of bvr.config, defaulting at 600 seconds (10 minutes).
Whilst calls are still running this shutdown can be cancelled or forced by responding to the input prompt of the bvr -q command.
If the shutdown is cancelled in this way then inbound/outbound call capability will be restored.
- bvr -q f, which shuts down BVR, immediately terminating all active inbound and outbound calls.
- bvr -q "T", which attempts to quiesce BVR, but after "T" seconds, terminates any remaining active inbound and outbound calls.
For example use bvr -q 3, to shutdown after 3 seconds. Once this process has started running it is not possible to make new outbound calls or accept new inbound calls.
To start or stop Blueworx components as part of a script/as a service, please see Linux Services