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bitsadmin cache and setexpirationtime |
Sets the cache expiration time. |
bitsadmin cancel |
Removes the job from the transfer queue and deletes all temporary files associated with the job. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /cancel <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
job |
The job's display name or GUID. |
Examples |
To remove the myDownloadJob job from the transfer queue: |
bitsadmin /cancel myDownloadJob |
bitsadmin complete |
Completes the job. Use this switch after the job moves to the transferred state. Otherwise, only those files that have been successfully transferred will be available. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /complete <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
job |
The job's display name or GUID. |
Example |
To complete the myDownloadJob job, after it reaches the TRANSFERRED state: |
TRANSFERRED |
bitsadmin /complete myDownloadJob |
If multiple jobs use myDownloadJob as their name, you must use the job's GUID to uniquely identify it for completion. |
bitsadmin create |
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012 |
Creates a transfer job with the given display name. |
Note |
The /Upload and /Upload-Reply parameter types aren't supported by BITS 1.2 and earlier. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /create [type] displayname |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
type |
There are three types of jobs:/Download. Transfers data from a server to a local file./Upload. Transfers data from a local file to a server./Upload-Reply. Transfers data from a local file to a server and receives a reply file from the server.This parameter defaults to /Download if it's not specified. |
displayname |
The display name assigned to the newly created job. |
Examples |
To create a download job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /create myDownloadJob |
bitsadmin examples |
The following examples show how to use the bitsadmin tool to perform the most common tasks. |
bitsadmin |
Transfer a file |
To create a job, add files, activate the job in the transfer queue, and to complete the job: |
bitsadmin /transfer myDownloadJob /download /priority normal https://downloadsrv/10mb.zip c:\\10mb.zip |
bitsadmin /transfer myDownloadJob /download /priority normal https://downloadsrv/10mb.zip c:\\10mb.zip |
BITSAdmin continues to show progress information in the MS-DOS window until the transfer completes or an error occurs. |
Create a download job |
To create a download job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /create myDownloadJob |
BITSAdmin returns a GUID that uniquely identifies the job. Use the GUID or job name in subsequent calls. The following text is sample output. |
Sample output |
created job {C775D194-090F-431F-B5FB-8334D00D1CB6} |
created job {C775D194-090F-431F-B5FB-8334D00D1CB6} |
Add files to the download job |
To add a file to the job: |
bitsadmin /addfile myDownloadJob https://downloadsrv/10mb.zip c:\\10mb.zip |
Repeat this call for each file you want to add. If multiple jobs use myDownloadJob as their name, you must use the job's GUID to uniquely identify it for completion. |
Activate the download job |
After you create a new job, BITS automatically suspends the job. To activate the job in the transfer queue: |
bitsadmin /resume myDownloadJob |
If multiple jobs use myDownloadJob as their name, you must use the job's GUID to uniquely identify it for completion. |
Determine the progress of the download job |
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