fwpush

Description

Sends command interrupts to fwpushd process.

Note - Users get the push notifications only while they are logged in.

Syntax

fwpush

info

send <options>

unsub

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`info`	Gets data on notifications in the push queue: Number of items in queues Number of seconds the oldest item is in the queue Number of seconds the newest item is in the queue Number of seconds a batch waits in the queue Number of seconds to the sending of the next batch Number of batch errors and authentication request timeouts
`print`	Shows the push notifications queue and the pending batches.
`send -token [<`Token`> \| <`Username`>] -os <`OS`> -msg "<`Notification Message`>"`	Sends an on-demand push notification message from a command line, using a token or a username. Important - Before you use the `fwpush` `send` command, make sure the user is registered on the Exchange Server and is connected.
`unsub [<`Token`> \| <`Username`> \| <`User-UID`>] -all`	Unsubscribes a user: `<`Token`>`: Deletes the token from the User-Settings `<`Username`>` or `<`User-UID`>`: Unsubscribes the user from all business emails `<`Username`>`, `<`User-UID`>`, or `-all`: Deletes all the user's tokens

To see connection status and details of users

[Expert@GW:0]# UserSettingsUtil show_exchange_registered_users

Example output:

[Expert@MyGW:0]# UserSettingsUtil show_exchange_registered_users

User Name: CN=JohnD,OU=USERS,OU=RND,OU=PO,OU=USA,DC=AD,DC=CHECKPOINT,DC=COM User Settings id: c4b6c6fbb0c4a4ff4469265e93e0e372

Push Token: xxxxxxxxxxxxx65b48e424023eb7952fbc5ca22ea788cfb3cxxxxxxxxxx Device id: 46c5XXXXcc1d10b4e18cf5a1ff3290f2

[Expert@MyGW:0]#

Notes:

To use the <Token> parameter, use the value of the Push Token attribute (in the above example, xxxxxxxxxxxxx65b48e424023eb7952fbc5ca22ea788cfb3cxxxxxxxxxx).
To use the <Username> parameter, use the value of the CN attribute (in the above example, JohnD).
To use the <User-UID> parameter, use the value of the User Settings id attribute (in the above example, c4b6c6fbb0c4a4ff4469265e93e0e372).

Example:

[Expert@MyGW:0]# fwpush send -uid JohnD -msg "hello push"