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Where is the proxy information saved to in the Cloud Insights Acquisition Unit?

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Cloud Insights Acquisition Unit (AU)

Answer

  • The proxy information is saved to the securityadmin vault on the AU.
  • To update the proxy, run the securityadmin tool in non-interactive mode using the CLI option -pr or --proxy configure
Linux securityadmin tool: /opt/netapp/cloudinsights/acq/securityadmin/bin
 
Windows securityadmin tool: <install location>\Cloud Insights\Acquisition Unit\acq\securityadmin\bin
 
Example: Running securityadmin.sh on Linux AU

# ./securityadmin -pr
usage: securityadmin -pr -ap <arg> | -h | -rp | -upr <arg>

The purpose of this tool is to enable reconfiguration of security aspects
of the Acquisition Unit such as encryption keys, and proxy configuration,
etc. For more information about this tool, please check the Cloud Insights
Documentation.

 -ap,--add-proxy <arg>       add a proxy server.  Arguments: ip=ip
                             port=port user=user password=password
                             domain=domain
                             (Note: Always use double quote(") or single
                             quote(') around user and password to escape
                             any special characters, e.g., <, >, ~, `, ^,
                             !
                             For example: user="test" password="t'!<@1"
                             Note: domain is required if the proxy auth
                             scheme is NTLM.)
 -h,--help
 -rp,--remove-proxy          remove proxy server
 -upr,--update-proxy <arg>   update a proxy.  Arguments: ip=ip port=port
                             user=user password=password domain=domain
                             (Note: Always use double quote(") or single
                             quote(') around user and password to escape
                             any special characters, e.g., <, >, ~, `, ^,
                             !
                             For example: user="test" password="t'!<@1"
                             Note: domain is required if the proxy auth
                             scheme is NTLM.)

Example syntax securityadmin.sh -pr -upr ip=<ip or fqdn> port=<port #> user=<username> password=<password>

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