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Variable Meaning
-v Enables the creation of a volume shared between the Docker
host and the Docker container .
● The following example starts the Event Repository container and maps C:\eventrepository\Data on the host computer
to /app/appsettings.json in the container and configures the host listening on port 31235 while using port 5001 in the
container.
NOTE: This example retrieves the latest Docker image if it is not present on the target computer.
docker run -it –rm -d -p31235:5001 -v c:\eventrepository\appsettings.json:/app/
appsettings.json -v c:\eventrepository\Data:/var/data -v C:\eventrepository\certs:/app/
certs dellemc/dtd-event-repository
Troubleshooting
Check the following if the Event Repository instance is not properly communicating to the host computer.
● Ensure that your network connection is active.
● Ensure the Docker container is running by using following command:
docker container ps
If the container is running, the following details display:
○ Container ID
○ Image
○ Command
○ Created
○ Status
○ Ports
○ Names
● Ensure that the Event Repository container is properly configured against the appsettings.json file. See Configure the
appsettings.json file for more information.
● Open a browser on the Event Repository host and enter http://<Event Repository hostname or IP
address>:<Docker host listening port>/health. If the host computer can properly communicate to the Event
Repository instance over the specified port, a Healthy status displays in the browser.
NOTE: Ensure you use HTTP in this health check as HTTPS will not resolve.
Carbon Black
Introduction
The Carbon Black Cloud incorporates Trusted Device data for reporting and remediation activities.
Prerequisites
The following are required for Trusted Device integration with Carbon Black Cloud:
● Windows 10 (64-bit)
● Carbon Black agent
● Dell Trusted Device agent
● Platform(s) supported by Trusted Device
Integration
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