secfsd Utility
The secfsd utility displays the following attributes of CTE:
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GuardPoints defined in the *GuardPoints
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Authentication parameters defined in the Host Settings tab
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Lock status set by enabling FS Agent Locked and System Locked
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Web destination and SSL certificate for uploading log entries
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Policies applied in the GuardPoints tab
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Status of required processes (
secfsdandvmd) -
Version of
secfs
The secfsd utility is also used to mount GuardPoints for Directory (Manual Guard). Normally, CTE automatically mounts the secfs file system when you apply a GuardPoint to a directory. On Linux, the secfsd utility is located in <install_dir>/secfs/.sec/bin and a symbolic link to this file is placed in /usr/bin/secfsd.
secfsd syntax
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
-help |
display secfsd options |
Status Options
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
-status guard [-v | -tree] |
list all GuardPoints |
-status keys |
show current encryption key state |
-status auth |
list authentication settings |
-status lockstat |
show CTE lock status |
-status logger |
list logging details |
-status policy |
list configured policies |
-status pslist |
list protected processes |
-status devmap |
list guarded devices |
Manual GuardPoint options
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
-guard path [container ID] |
manually guard path |
-unguard path [container ID] |
manually unguard path |
Version option
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
-version |
list version of kernel module secfs2 |
Encryption Mode option information
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
crypto |
Displays the encryption modes that are supported. |
Configuration Mode option information
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
config <config_param> <value> |
Displays the encryption modes that are supported. |
