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Service Gateway 1.0 CLI Commands

A list of available CLI commands for managing the Service Gateway virtual appliance.

To access the CLI, connect to VMware ESXi (either directly or through SSH) and open the Service Gateway virtual appliance. Log on to the CLI with your account credentials.

Note:

Make sure you disable the Scroll Lock key on your keyboard when using HyperTerminal.

To view basic information of the Service Gateway, such as network settings and service status, run the show command. For example, use show ipv4 address to check the network address. For a list of available commands, type show and then press the ? key.

To view a list of tasks you can perform and enable administrative commands, run the enable command. Enabling administrative commands changes the command prompt from > to #. The following table lists out the administrative commands you can use to manage the Service Gateway virtual appliance.

Command	Syntax	Description
`configure dns ipv4`	configure dns ipv4 <dns1> [dns2]	Configure IPv4 DNS settings `<dns1>`: IPv4 address of the primary DNS server `[dns2]`: IPv4 address of the secondary DNS server
`configure dns ipv6`	configure dns ipv6 <dns1> [dns2]	Configure IPv6 DNS settings `<dns1>`: IPv6 address of the primary DNS server `[dns2]`: IPv4 address of the secondary DNS server
`configure dump`	configure dump	List commands to recreate configuration on other appliances
`configure endpoint`	configure endpoint <hostname>	Configure the endpoint name `<hostname>`: Endpoint name or FQDN
`configure ipv4 cni`	configure ipv4 cni <ip> <mask> <gateway> <cni> [vlan]	Configure the default Ethernet interface to use the static IP configuration and setup internal network address pool `<cni>`: Internal network address pool (IP address ending in .0.0) `[vlan]`: VLAN ID (1-4094)
`configure ipv4 static`	configure ipv4 static <ip> <mask> <gateway> [vlan]	Configure the default Ethernet interface to use the static IPv4 configuration `[vlan]`: VLAN ID (1-4094)
`configure ipv6 static`	configure ipv6 static <v6ip> <v6mask> <v6gate> [vlan]	Configure the default Ethernet interface to use the static IPv6 configuration `[vlan]`: VLAN ID (1-4094)
`configure ntp`	configure ntp <ip or FQDN>	Configure the NTP server
`configure password`	configure password	Configure the account password
`configure proxy set`	configure proxy set <proxy type> <proxy information>	Configure the proxy server for the Service Gateway virtual appliance `<proxy type>`: Currently supports `http` `<proxy information>`: Credentials as `username:password@IP:port`
`configure proxy delete`	configure proxy delete	Delete proxy settings
`configure verify aws`	configure verify aws	Verify AWS server configuration
`configure verify dns`	configure verify dns <domain>	Verify DNS server configuration `<domain>`: Domain used to verify DNS server (default: www.google.com)
`configure verify ntp`	configure verify ntp	Verify NTP server configuration
`configure verify dbg`	configure verify dbg [cmd] [param] [subparam]	Debug command for configure verify `[cmd]`: debug cmd [] `[param]`: debug param [] `[subparam]`: debug subparam [] Note: This command typically for support provider use only.
`connect`	connect	Test connection to Trend Vision One
`exit`	exit	Exit the CLI
`help`	help	Display the CLI syntax
`history`	history [limit]	Display the session's command history `[limit]`: The number of CLI commands to display
`log`	log collect <upload> <local>	Collect Service Gateway debugging data for troubleshooting `<upload>`: Upload Service Gateway debugging data to Trend Vision One `<local>`: Store Service Gateway debugging data locally
`ping`	ping <address>	Check the connection to a specific address
`reboot`	reboot [time]	Restart the Service Gateway after a specified delay or immediately `[time]`: Delay in minutes
`register`	register <regiatration_token>	Register the Service Gateway to Trend Vision One
`shutdown`	shutdown [time]	Shut down the Service Gateway after a specified delay or immediately `[time]`: Delay in minutes
`unregister`	unregister	Unregister the Service Gateway from Trend Vision One