Adding Protector to Ops Center can be achieved using the setupcommonservice CLI tool located in the Protector bin directory. This will add Protector to as an Ops Center Instance and enable SSO functionality.
Run the setupcommonservice CLI tool with the appropriate arguments. You will be prompted for a username (if not provided as an argument) and password for an Ops Center administrator account. This will create an opscenter space and an ACP Association for Ops Center administrators. Protector should now be listed as a product in Ops Center titled with the hostname provided.
| Abbreviated Argument | Full Argument | Description |
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| -h | --help | Display help |
| --cs-uri arg | CS base uri e.g. https://myopscenter.com:443/portal | |
| --cs-username arg | CS username (optional). If this option is not provided it will be requested interactively. |
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| --app-scheme arg | Protector protocol scheme (http/https) | |
| --app-hostname arg | Protector
hostname It can be the hostname or IP address. |
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| --app-port arg | Protector port (usually 443 if installed outside of Ops Center) | |
| --ignore-ssl-errors arg | Ignore SSL certificate errors (on/off) Default is on. |
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