Specifications

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EMC Secure Remote Support Gateway for Linux Release 2.24 Operations Guide
Configuration CLI Commands
The following procedure explains how use the Configuration CLI
Commands to link a Gateway Client to a Policy Manager.
To link a Gateway Client to a Policy Manager:
1. To link a Gateway Client to a Policy Manager, run:
[root@185rhel62d Gateway]# ./config_policy_manager.sh
--add --secure --medium --host 10.15.109.153 --port
8443
Checking Policy Manager Connectivity...
Connected
Error : 0 Agent PM changes successful
Note: An Error code of 0 as above means sucessful; any other result
(alpha or numeric) indicates some failure to complete sucessfully.
Figure 62 config_policy_manager.sh command
2. Provide the following Policy Manager information as parameters
to the command:
• host (IP Address)
• port
Note: If you are utilizing SSL, you must enter port 8443. If you are not
utilizing SSL, you must enter port 8090 or the port that you specified
during installation. If the port and SSL combination is incorrect, the
Gateway Client will not be able to communicate with the Policy
Manager and EMC.
• secure (use HTTPS) along with an option to select cipher
strength
• low, medium,orhigh (cipher strength) enables you to choose
the cipher that will be used in communication between the
Gateway Client computer and the Policy Manager:
– For an AES 128-bit cipher, use low or medium.
– For an AES 256-bit cipher or a 3DES 168-bit cipher, use
high. The Policy Manager will apply the highest strength
cipher that it supports.