ConfigurationSetProperty
ConfigurationSetProperty
Sets configuration properties for Speech Engine Services (SES), Telephony Application Services (TAS), the EngineConfiguration class, and the LogSettings class. It also adds or removes instances of the EngineConfiguration and TrustedSite classes.
Syntax
ConfigurationSetProperty.vbs [HOSTNAME] WMICLASSES [ACTION] [PROPERTYVALUE]
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
HOSTNAME |
/hostname:hostname |
Specifies the host server name. If not provided, localhost is the default. |
WMICLASSES |
/EngineConfiguration[:name] |
Engine configuration name. |
WMICLASSES |
/TrustedSite[:url] |
The Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of the Trusted Site. |
WMICLASSES |
/SES |
Single instance of the SES class. |
WMICLASSES |
/TAS |
Single instance of the TAS class. |
WMICLASSES |
/LogSettings |
Single instance of the LogSettings class. |
ACTION |
/Add |
Adds a new engine configuration or a new Trusted Site. If not provided, /Add is the default. |
ACTION |
/Remove |
Removes an engine configuration or Trusted Site. |
ACTION |
/Modify |
Sets the property provided in PROPERTYVALUE to the value specified in PropertyValue for an engine configuration, SES, TAS, or LogSettings WMI class. |
ACTION |
/SetDefaults |
Sets the default values for engine configurations, Trusted Sites, SES, TAS, or LogSettings WMI class. |
PROPERTYVALUE |
property:value |
Property of the specified WMI class and its corresponding value. This argument is only used if /Modify or no action is specified. |
Conventions
Microsoft Speech Server (MSS) administrative scripts use the following conventions:
Bold indicates required syntax elements, for example, ConfigurationDisplayProperties.vbs.
Italics indicate variable names, for example, object.
Square brackets surrounding an argument indicate the argument is optional, for example, [object].
Enter server names without the slash characters, for example, "localhost" rather than "\\localhost".
For information about how to run a script from the command window or using Microsoft Management Console (MMC), see Running Server Scripts.