Commands for managing the KATA Sandbox integration settings

-X is a prefix indicating that the command belongs to the group of commands for managing the KATA Sandbox integration settings.

kesl-control --add-sandbox-server-certificate

This command adds or replaces a previously added certificate of the Central Node server responsible for interaction with KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --add-sandbox-server-certificate <file path>

Arguments and keys

<file path> is the path to the file containing the server certificate.

kesl-control --remove-sandbox-server-certificate

This command removes the certificate of the Central Node server responsible for interaction with KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --remove-sandbox-server-certificate

kesl-control --query-sandbox-server-certificate

This command displays information about the certificate of the Central Node server responsible for interaction with KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --query-sandbox-server-certificate

kesl-control --add-sandbox-client-certificate

This command adds or replaces a previously added client certificate used to secure the connection to the Central Node server responsible for interaction with KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --add-sandbox-client-certificate <file path>

Arguments and keys

<file path> is the path to the cryptocontainer (PFX archive) containing the client certificate and private key.

kesl-control --remove-sandbox-client-certificate

This command removes a client certificate used to secure the connection to the Central Node server responsible for interaction with KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --remove-sandbox-client-certificate

kesl-control --query-sandbox-client-certificate

The command outputs information about a client certificate.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --query-sandbox-client-certificate

kesl-control --sandbox

This command sends files for scanning to KATA Sandbox.

Command syntax

kesl-control [-X] --sandbox <file path 1> <file path 2>

Arguments and keys

<file path> is the path to the file or directory that you want to scan. You can specify multiple paths by separating them with a space.

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