API Server Commands

start-api-service

Execute the start-api-service command to start or resume the services inside the API service container.

Example:

start-api-service

stop-api-service

Execute the stop-api-service command to stop the services inside the API service container.

Example:

stop-api-service

start-dc-service

Execute the start-dc-service command to start or resume the containers inside Director Console. You can execute the command with either of the following service names to start specific Director Console containers:

  • dc-db: Starts the Director Console database container.

  • dc-back: Starts the Director Console backend container.

  • dc-front: Starts the Director Console frontend container.

Syntax:

start-dc-service <service name>(Optional)

Parameters:

Parameter | Description

dc-db

To start Director Console database container

To start all Director Console containers

Example:

To start all Director Console containers:

start-dc-service

To start the Director Console database container:

start-dc-service dc-db

stop-dc-service

Execute the stop-dc-service command to stop the containers inside Director Console. You can execute the command with either of the following service names to stop specific Director Console containers:

  • dc-db: Stops the Director Console database container.

  • dc-back: Stops the Director Console backend container.

  • dc-front: Stops the Director Console frontend container.

Syntax:

stop-dc-service <service name>(Optional)

Parameters:

Parameter | Description

dc-db

To stop Director Console database container

To stop all Director Console containers

Example:

To stop all Director Console containers:

stop-dc-service

To stop the Director Console database container:

stop-dc-service dc-db

install-dc

Execute the install-dc command to install Director Console.

Example:

install-dc

upload-dc-backup

Execute the upload-dc-backup command to copy the backup of Director Console.

Example:

upload-dc-backup

change-fabric-authpwd

Execute the change-fabric-authpwd command to change the Fabric Authenticator password in the API Server and the Fabric Server. First change the password in the API Server and then go to Logpoint Director >> Fabric Authenticator, to change it in the Fabric Server.

Example:

change-fabric-authpwd

get-fabrichosts

Execute the get-fabrichosts command to pull the host files from the Fabric Server to the API Server.

Example:

get-fabrichosts

com-appinstaller

​ Execute the com-appinstaller command to update the physical and tunnel IP address of Fabric Server in the API Server.

Example:

com-appinstaller

addldapsrv

​​ Execute the addldapsrv command to connect to a remote LDAP server.

Example:

addldapsrv

removeldapsrv

​​​ Execute the removeldapsrv command to remove the existing LDAP server access.

Example:

removeldapsrv

db-backup

​​​​ Execute the db-backup command to create a backup of the Director Console database. Go to Director Console Backup and Restore for more details.

Example:

db-backup

db-restore

​​​​​ Execute the db-restore command to restore a backup of the Director Console database. Go to Director Console Backup and Restore for more details.

Example:

db-restore

sftp-configure

​​​​​​ Execute the sftp-configure command to configure a remote SFTP server. Go to Director Console Backup and Restore for more details.

Example:

sftp-configure

docker

Execute the docker command to manage docker services.

Example:

docker

update-vpn-password

Execute the update-vpn-password command to update the Fabric Network VPN password to same password set in Fabric.

Example:

update-vpn-password

change-fabric-authpwd

Execute the change-fabric-authpwd command to set the fabric authentication password.

Example:

change-fabric-authpwd

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