Remote Service Manager (RSM)
The Remote Service Manager (RSM) is used to control other CygNet services. It is sometimes called a metadata service since it manages information about other CygNet services. Service control can be on the local machine, on other machines in the local data center, or on machines in a remote data center. CygNet Redundancy functionality is handled by the RSM.
See the following topics for more information about using and interacting with the RSM:
- View general Service Management information
- View RSM Service Configuration File Keywords
- Use the CygNet Host Manager to:
- Configure Service Startup and Shutdown Order
- Back up the RSM
- Configure Automatic Service Recovery
- View security information for the RSM, including information about the RSM Password
- Configure and visualize CygNet Redundancy
- View the Audit Levels for the RSM
- View scripting interfaces the RSM:
- CygNet .NET API for interfacing with the RSM. Includes CygNet.API.ServiceManager and CygNet.Data.ServiceManager
- CxHmiRsm API for interfacing with the RSM using COM and ActiveX libraries. Includes CygNet RSM View Control, CxRsmCtl, and CxRsmEditor
- Use RSM command line utilities:
- RSM Control Services — controls services on a host (start, stop, restart, or report service status)
- RSM Get File — gets files from the machine running the specified RSM
Note: A single RSM can operate approximately 35 CygNet services as operating system services. Depending on the supported operating system, it may possible to increase the number of CygNet services to approximately 70 by applying a special Registry setting. Contact CygNet Support for more information.

