Executing configuration commands
July 22, 2024
ID 179763
Configuration commands are executed over SSH using the klconfig
account.
To execute a command, enter the following into the command line:
ssh klconfig@<
SVM address
> <
command
>
where:
<
SVM address
>
– IP address of the SVM or localhost if the command is run on an SVM.<
command
>
– command, with parameters (if necessary).
Each command requires entry of the klconfig
account password (configuration password) if you have not configured authorization by SSH key for accessing the SVM without a password (the setsshkey
command).
Certain commands require additional interactive entry of data. For example, the passwd
command requires entry of a new user password.
Each command displays the result of its execution in the following format:
KLCONFIG OK
– if the command was executed successfully.KLCONFIG FAILED
– if an error occurred during execution of the command.
Certain commands may provide additional information about an error in the following format:
ERROR:<NNNN
error description
>
where <NNNN
error description
>
is the digital error code and text description. Some errors may not contain a digital code.
For example, executing the connectorlang
command without parameters for an SVM with the IP address 10.16.98.17 returns an error message and a message about how to use the command (the lang parameter is required):
> ssh klconfig@10.16.98.17 connectorlang
> klconfig@10.16.98.17’s password:
Usage: connectorlang lang
KLCONFIG FAILED
Result of execution of the same command with the correct parameters:
> ssh klconfig@10.16.98.17 connectorlang en
> klconfig@10.16.98.17’s password:
KLCONFIG OK
The result of execution of each command is written to the file results.log located in the folder /var/opt/kaspersky/klconfig/.