System Info

The system info option retrieves the basic information of the CipherTrust Manager. It also allows you to set the name of the system.

Attribute	Description
name	user-friendly name of the system.
version	version details.
version_suffix	applicable only for the Long Term Support (LTS) releases. Displays the LTS release value as a suffix to the version.
model	model number.
vendor	vendor information.
crypto_version	FIPS version of the FIPS micro services of the CipherTrust manager.
uptime	duration of time the system has been working and available.
system_time	date-time of the system.
chassis_serial_number	the chassis serial number of the system. This field is applicable only for the CipherTrust Manager physical appliance.

Getting system info

To fetch the system information:

Request example 1 (virtual CipherTrust Manager instance)

ksctl system info get

Response

{
    "name": "",
    "version": "2.12.0-beta5+8905",
    "version_suffix": "",
    "model": "CipherTrust Manager k170v",
    "vendor": "Thales Group",
    "crypto_version": "1.7.0",
    "uptime": "0 days, 3 hours, 58 minutes",
    "system_time": "2023-02-28T05:58:56Z"
}

Request example 2 (physical CipherTrust Manager appliance)

ksctl system info get

Response

{
    "name": "",
    "version": "2.12.0-beta3+8382",
    "version_suffix": "",
    "model": "CipherTrust Manager k570",
    "vendor": "Thales Group",
    "crypto_version": "Unknown",
    "uptime": "19 days, 19 hours, 14 minutes",
    "system_time": "2023-02-28T07:11:27Z",
    "chassis_serial_number": "616-20061700100036"
}

Change the Instance Name

Application Administrators, such as the admin user can change the instance name. This setting is only accessible in the root domain.

Change the Instance Name in UI

Login to the root domain as an Application Administrator.
Navigate to Admin Settings > Properties.
In Instance Properties, enter a name in the Name for this instance field.
Click Set Name to finalize the change.

Change the Instance Name in ksctl CLI

To set the user-friendly name for the system:

Syntax

ksctl system info set --name <user-friendly name for the system>

Example Request

ksctl system info set --name "virtual-box"

Example Response

{
    "name": "virtual-box",
    "version": "2.12.0-beta3+8382",
    "model": "CipherTrust Manager k570",
    "vendor": "Thales Group",
    "crypto_version": "Unknown",
    "uptime": "",
    "system_time": ""
}

System Info

Getting system info

Change the Instance Name

Change the Instance Name in UI

Change the Instance Name in ksctl CLI

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