|
Command |
Usage |
|
castool
/p:{parent server name:port} |
To specify the parent server that the child server will register to.
For example:
castool
/p:MUNICH_SRV1:2061
Use /p
in conjunction with other CasTool
child server registration commands. Do not use it separately. |
|
castool
/n:{parent server user account} |
To specify the user account to register a child server to a parent server.
{parent server
user account}
must exist on the parent server and should not be deleted. Otherwise,
the child server cannot communicate to the parent server.
For example:
castool
/n:root
Trend Micro suggests the use of the parent server superuser
account created during the Control Manager installation.
Use /n
in conjunction with other CasTool
child server registration commands. Do not use it separately. |
|
castool
/c:"{child server display name}"
|
To specify the name of the Control Manager child server displayed on
the parent server's management
console cascading
structure tree.
{child server display
name} should not exceed 64 characters
and should contain letters, numbers, and the following characters: "_",
"-".
For example:
castool
/c:"TOKYO_CHILD1"
Use /c
in conjunction with other CasTool
child server registration commands. Do not use it separately. |
|
castool
/f:"{local directory}" |
To specify the location of the public key in the local directory. The
directory can be a local folder, mapped drive, or shared network drive.
It must be accessible from the child server.
For example:
castool
/f:"c:\e2epublic.dat"
Use /f
in conjunction with other CasTool
child server registration commands. Do not use it separately. |
|
castool
/u |
To unregister a child server from the parent server (normal unregistration).
Use /u in conjunction with the CasTool debug command. |
|
castool /e
|
To unregister a child server from the parent server (forced unregistration).
Use /e to unregister a child server
from a parent server whose status is disabled or abnormal. |
|
castool
/s |
To specify that an HTTPS connection exists between parent and child
server. The command gets the E2EPublic.dat key from the parent server.
For example:
castool /n:root
/p:cm.test.com:8080 /c:�child_01� /s
CasTool.exe
will use the root account to access https://cm.test.com:8080/download/e2epublic.dat
via HTTPS and download the public key from the parent server. It will
then register the child server as child_01
in the parent server cascading structure tree.
Use /s in
conjunction with CasTool
registration commands. Do not use it separately. |
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castool
/d |
To enable CasTool.exe
debugging. CasTool.exe
saves debug logs in <root>:\Program
Files\Trend Micro\Control Manager\debuglog
folder.
Use /d
in conjunction with CasTool
registration and unregistration
commands. Do not use it separately. |