Automation Director Cli Commands - HPE XP7 Automation Director User Manual

usage: hcmds64trust {-set -user userName -pass password -host hostName {-
port portNumber | -sslport portNumber [-sslprotocol SSLProtocol] [-ciphers
{CipherType | CipherSuite[,CipherSuite[...]]}] } | -delete -name
trustedServerID | -print}
Example: Processing failure
>hcmds64trust -set -user local_user -pass local_pass -host 127.0.0.1 -sslport 22016
KAPM16075-E Failed to connect to the specified server. (host name = 127.0.0.1, sslport = 22016)
KAPM16054-E The hcmds64trust command failed.
Example: Secondary server restriction
>hcmds64trust -set -user username -pass password -host hostname -port 22015
KAPM16090-E The command cannot be executed on the secondary server.
Example: Failure of SSL/TLS communication settings
>hcmds64trust -set -user username -pass password -host hostname -sslport
22016 –ciphers
TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA256,INVALID_CIPHER_SUITE1,TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CB
C_SHA,INVALID_CIPHER_SUITE2 –sslprotocol
INVALID_PROTOCOL1,TLSv1.2,INVALID_PROTOCOL2
KAPM16092-E The specified cipher type is invalid, or the specified cipher
suites are invalid. (invalid ciphers =
INVALID_CIPHER_SUITE1,INVALID_CIPHER_SUITE2)
KAPM16093-E The specified SSL protocols are invalid. (invalid SSL protocols
= INVALID_PROTOCOL1, INVALID_PROTOCOL2)
KAPM16094-E An attempt to configure SSL communication failed.
KAPM16054-E The hcmds64trust command failed.
Example: SSL protocol defined by the encryption type and the specified SSL protocol are different
and conflict.
>hcmds64trust -set -user username -pass password -host hostname -sslport
22016 –ciphers RSA –sslprotocol TLSv1.1
KAPM16095-W The SSL protocols defined by the cipher type will be used.
(cipher type = RSA, SSL protocols = TLSv1.2)
KAPM16059-I The access point information was registered successfully. (host
name = hostname, sslport = 22016, trusted server ID = example.com)

Automation Director CLI commands

NOTE: When the Automation Director server is using the Linux OS, read "/" to "-" is used for each
argument.
When running Automation Director in a Windows-based OS, navigate to <system-drive>\Program
Files\CVXPAE\Automation\bin, (when running Linux OS, navigate to /opt/CVXPAE/
Automation/bin) then open the command prompt to run the following Automation Director CLI
commands.
backupsystem
The backupsystem command backs up the system configuration and database information in the
specified directory.
The syntax is:
backupsystem {/dir directoryname [/auto] | /help}
96 Automation Director CLI commands