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- Command-Line Interfaces
- BBCTrustServer Command-Line Interface
- ConfigExchange Command-Line Interface
- ConfigExchangeSIS Command-Line Interface
- ConnectedServer Command-Line Interface
- ContentAutoUpload Command-Line Interface
- ContentManager Command–Line Interface
- ConfigWsTool Command-Line Interface
- opr-agt Command-Line Interface
- opr-archive-events Command-Line Tool
- Policy Management CLI workflows
- opr-assign Command-Line Interface
- opr-cert-mgmt Command-Line Interface
- opr-ci-list Command-Line Interface
- opr-close-events Command-Line Tool
- opr-config-tool Command-Line Interface
- opr-downtime Command-Line Interface
- opr-internal-tls-config Command-Line Interface
- opr-jobs Command-Line Interface
- opr-mp-installer Command-Line Interface
- opr-node Command-Line Interface
- opr-package-manager Command-Line Interface
- opr-script Command-Line Interface
- opr-sis-file-manager Command-Line Interface
- opr-template Command-Line Interface
- opr-tls-config Command-Line Interface
- opr-tool Command-Line Interface
- opr-user Command-Line Interface
opr-internal-tls-config Command-Line Interface
OMi enables TLS for internal communication by default. However, in case TLS needs to be disabled for troubleshooting purposes, you can use the opr-internal-tls-config command-line interface (CLI). This CLI allows you to temporarily disable and then enable secure internal communication, check its status, and regenerate keys and certificates if the keystore is compromised or corrupted.
Note In a distributed environment, options for opr-internal-tls-config that change the status of the system can only be called in the data processing server. Options that check status or validity, without changing the status, can be called from either the gateway or data processing server. See the descriptions of the options below for more information.
Location
<OMi_HOME>/bin/opr-internal-tls-config.[bat|sh]
Synopsis
opr-internal-tls-config -help | -check | -activate | -deactivate | -regenerate | -validate
Options
Option | Description |
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-help|-h |
Displays a summary of the command options. In a distributed environment, can be run from either the gateway or data processing server. |
-check|-c
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Checks the status of secure internal communication and related ports. In a distributed environment, can be run from either the gateway or data processing server. |
-activate|-a
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Enables secure internal communication. In a distributed environment, can only be run from the data processing server. |
-deactivate|-d
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Disables secure internal communication. In a distributed environment, can only be run from the data processing server. |
-regenerate|-r
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Regenerates keys and certificates used for secure internal communication. In a distributed environment, can only be run from the data processing server. |
-validate|-va
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Checks the validity of internal certificates. In a distributed environment, can be run from either the gateway or data processing server. |
Caution Make sure to use the -activate, -deactivate, or -regenerate option with the opr-internal-tls-config CLI only when OMi is stopped. After running any of these commands, you must restart all OMi servers.
Exit Status
Exit Status |
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0
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Successful completion of the requested operation. |
No output. |
1
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Failure of the requested operation. |
An error message stating why the operation failed, followed by the tool's help text. |
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Failure of the requested operation due to invalid argument on the command line. | An error message stating why the operation failed, followed by the tool's help text. |
Restrictions
To run opr-internal-tls-config, the same permissions as for the user installing OMi are required:
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Windows: administrative privileges
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Linux: root user
Example
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Change the key length:
Note: Keys that are generated automatically for the internal credentials are 2048 bits. You can use a longer key length by following these steps, but make sure that you keep the content of the key length file in sync on all nodes of your OMi deployment.
Stop OMi. Edit the file
<OMi_Home>/conf/internal-tls.properties
. Runopr-internal-tls-config -regenerate
to regenerate the keys and the certificate in the database. Restart OMi.
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