- What is the Cylance Engine?
- How the Cylance Engine analyzes a file
- System requirements for the Cylance Engine
- Installing and updating the Cylance Engine
- Install the Cylance Engine on a Linux distribution
- Query the version of your Cylance Engine on a Linux distribution
- Update the version of your Cylance Engine on a Linux distribution
- Remove the Cylance Engine from a Linux distribution
- Install the Cylance Engine on a Windows distribution
- Query the version of your Cylance Engine on a Windows distribution
- Update the version of your Cylance Engine on a Windows distribution
- Remove the Cylance Engine from a Windows distribution
- File-scoring service
- File-scoring service protocols
- Appendix: Cylance Infinity Data Service
- Appendix: Threat indicators
- Appendix: Prometheus monitoring support
- Appendix: CylanceTcpService Protocol
Shutdown command
The shutdown command (
s
) instructs the service to stop listening for incoming connections and exit. In the
Cylance
TcpService application, the shutdown command is disabled by default. To enable it, add the key-value pair ShutdownCommand=true
to the Service section of the Cylance
TcpService.ini configuration file or run Cylance
TcpService with the -s
or --shutdown
flag.The shutdown command is a single byte, "
s
". There are no other required fields and no response is returned. If the shutdown command is disabled via the Cylance
TcpService.ini configuration file, the command is simply ignored.