PIM Endpoint Management command console host to endpoint
Article ID: 105821
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Products
CA Virtual Privilege Manager
CA Privileged Identity Management Endpoint (PIM)
CA Privileged Access Manager (PAM)
Issue/Introduction
User is logging into the Enterprise Management's (ENTM) endpoint using Endpoint Management (ACEM), going to Command Console and then executing the command:
host <HOST>
Subsequent commands are then executed on the ENTM's endpoint, not the endpoint he has just hosted to.
host <HOST>
Subsequent commands are then executed on the ENTM's endpoint, not the endpoint he has just hosted to.
Environment
Release:
Component: SEOSPP
Component: SEOSPP
Resolution
This is working as designed.
Each command you execute is self-contained In other words you will return to the host you are logged in as. So you cannot host <HOST> and then execute another command on <HOST>.
With scripts, you can host to another server and command following this will be executed on that host.
The idea behind the ENTM/ACEM is that you go to (either directly, or via the "manage" link in Hosts with the World View section of the ENTM):
http(s)://SERVER:PORT/acem/home.jsf
...and log into the host you need to manage.
There is no need to login to the ENTM's endpoint and then host <HOST> from there.
Each command you execute is self-contained In other words you will return to the host you are logged in as. So you cannot host <HOST> and then execute another command on <HOST>.
With scripts, you can host to another server and command following this will be executed on that host.
The idea behind the ENTM/ACEM is that you go to (either directly, or via the "manage" link in Hosts with the World View section of the ENTM):
http(s)://SERVER:PORT/acem/home.jsf
...and log into the host you need to manage.
There is no need to login to the ENTM's endpoint and then host <HOST> from there.
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