rfs-sync
rfs-sync [-U|--update] [-c|--commit] [-s|--show] [--remove]
[--setup [setup_options] ip_address]
Synchronizes your local key management data (opt/nfast/kmdata/local
on Linux, or %NFAST_KMDATA%\local
on Windows) with the remote file system it is configured to access by updating from it or committing changes to it.
If you need to push changes to the remote file system with rfs-sync
, the cooperating client from which you are pushing changes from must have write access to the remote file system.
Run rfs-sync
to retrieve data from the remote file system when
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A cooperating client is initialized
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A client needs to update its local copy of the data
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Commits local key management data changes to the remote file system, and updates the client from the remote file system. |
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Removes the synchronization configuration. |
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Displays the current synchronization configuration. |
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Sets up a new synchronization configuration. |
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Updates local key management data from the remote file system.
If a cooperating client has keys in its |
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Options for --setup |
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Specifies the use of a module KNETI key to authenticate this client to the RFS. |
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Specifies the IP address of the remote file system, which could be one of the following:
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Selects the local module to use for authentication. |
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Specifies the port on which to connect to the remote file system. |
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Specifies the hash of the |
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Specifiesthe |
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Options for a stuck lockfile that has been left behind by a failed |
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Displays the task ID of the lock owner. |
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Forcibly removes the lock file.
For network-attached HSMs, the lock file can also be removed via menu item 3-3-2, Remove RFS Lock: this executes the |
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Help options |
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Disable confirmation prompts for the |
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Displays help for |
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Displays fewer messages. |
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Displays a brief usage summary for |
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Displays more messages. |
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Displays the version number of the Security World Software that deploys |
For more information, see: