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sudo cb-psc-install/install.sh ‘<COMPANY_CODE>’
./install --prop 'EmailAddress=bill@example.com'
Option | Value | Notes |
CompanyCode | String value Navigate to Endpoints > Sensor Options > Company Codes to access or create a new Company Code. The Company Code should be enclosed in single-quotes |
This value should only be used in rare circumstances such as when managing VDI environments, as it is set during sensor installation when providing a registration code to the install.sh script (see example above under "Resolution"). |
GroupName | String value Always enclose this value with quotes if the policy name includes spaces. | Optional policy name assignment. This field sets the Policy value for this endpoint. This affects what rulesets are applied to this sensor. This can be used to pre-set the policy used by the sensor at install time. It may be easier to manage this in the UI, and the backend may change this field depending on changes made in the UI. This may also be set during installation: ./install.sh --groupname 'SensorGroupName' |
EmailAddress | This can be set to any email address. | The intention is that this is the point of contact for administering this sensor. This provided address will be visible in the Endpoints page in the UI for this sensor. |
ProxyServer | server:port | The ProxyServer field may be set to direct sensor network traffic through a proxy server (such as a `squid` proxy server.) The server IP address may be specified. |
ProxyPemFile | Provide the full file path and file name of the pem file. i.e. ./install.sh --proxy 1.2.3.4:3129 --prop ProxyPemFile=/some/path/my-pem-file.pem | The PEM file is used to connect to some proxies that use certificate based authentication. The PEM file will only be used if the proxy server is also set. If there is no PEM file, the proxy server connection will be attempted without authentication. |
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