Executing configuration commands
January 10, 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/.
