system

system add os-service http-server http-origin

system add os-service http-server http-origin - Add new http-origin

Description:
This command is used to add a new HTTP Origin to the authorized origins list.

Syntax:

  system add os-service http-server http-origin list <http-origin>

Parameters:

system delete os-service http-server http-origin

system delete os-service http-server http-origin - Delete an HTTP Origin

Description:
This command is used to delete an HTTP Origin from the authorized origins list.

Syntax:

  system delete os-service http-server http-origin list <http-origin>

Parameters:

system edit os-service http-server

system edit os-service http-server - Edit http-server configuration

Description:
Use the command system edit os-service http-server to modify http-server configuration.

Syntax:

  system edit os-service http-server {
    {http-redirect <enable | disable>} |
    {http-service  <enable | disable>} |
    {https-port    443 | <1024-65535>} |
    {http-origin   <enable | disable>} |
    {CSRF-protection <enable | disable>} }+

Parameters:

system rd-connection edit

system rd-connection edit - Edit global settings for remote devices

Description:
Edit global settings for remote devices. Currently, the following global settings can be edited:

• Base TCP port number for NFV tunnels
• Base TCP port number for Flowbroker TCP connections
• Global Override configuration status
• Global Auto Update status.

The global override configuration status allows to activate or inactivate the Override confirmation request required when adding/authorizing a remote-device. The global Auto Update status allows to active or inactive the Auto Update confirmation request required when adding/authorizing a remote-device.

The base TCP port numbers are used to:

a. For devices in direct-IP mode, set the default port value for NFV tunnels (see 'remote-devices add' command) and the default port value for FlowBROKER Packet Engine (see 'flowbroker add pkt-engine' command).

b. For devices in IP-agnostic mode, derive the TCP port values for NFV tunnels and FlowBROKER TCP connection by adding the device's instance index to the base port values. Note that, for devices in IP-agnostic mode, the TCP port value cannot be changed by the user.

IMPORTANT:
TCP port values used for devices in IP-agnostic mode are derived from the base port values. The settings of the base port values imply that a range of port values may be used by the Sensor Control for remote devices that it manages. The users must take care in choosing the base values so that the derived port values are valid and free for use.

Syntax:

  system rd-connection edit { nfv-base-port-nbr <1-65534> } |
                            {  fb-base-port-nbr <1-65534> } |
                            { rd-override-config <active | inactive>}
                            { rd-auto-update <active | inactive>}

Parameters:

system rd-connection show

system rd-connection show - Show current global settings for remote devices

Description:
Show the current global settings for remote devices. Currently, the following settings are available:

• Base TCP port number for NFV tunnels
• Base TCP port number for FlowBROKER TCP connections
• Global Override configuration status
• Global Auto Update status.

The base TCP port numbers are used to:
a. For devices in direct-IP mode, set the default port value for NFV tunnels (see 'remote-devices add' command) and the default port value for FlowBROKER Packet Engine (see 'flow broker add pkt-engine' command).

b. For devices in IP-agnostic mode, derive the TCP port values for NFV tunnels and FlowBROKER TCP connection by adding the device's instance index to the base port values. Note that, for devices in IP-agnostic mode, the TCP port value cannot be changed by the user.

IMPORTANT:
TCP port values used for devices in IP-agnostic mode are derived from the base port values. The settings of the base port values imply that a range of port values may be used by the Sensor Control for remote devices that it manages. The users must take care in choosing the base values so that the derived port values are valid and free for use.

Syntax:

  system rd-connection show

system show os-service

system show os-service - List available OS services
system show os-service http-server - Show http-server configuration

Description:
Show all available OS services. If an OS service is specified, the detailed configuration of that service will be displayed.

Syntax:

  system show os-service {
    {http-server}}

system show os-service http-server

system show os-service - List available OS services
system show os-service http-server - Show http-server configuration

Description:
Show all available OS services. If an OS service is specified, the detail configuration of that service will be displayed.

Syntax:

  system show os-service {
    {http-server}}

system show status

system show status - Display system status

Description:
This command displays system status (operational readiness).

Syntax:

  system show status