Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
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> The tarantella command
tarantella option [ option-specific-arguments ]
You control Secure Global Desktop from the command line using the
/opt/tarantella/bin/tarantella command.
Don't try to control the Secure Global Desktop server by running
binaries directly, or by using kill. Using the
tarantella command is the only supported way of controlling
the Secure Global Desktop server.
The options let you control the Secure Global Desktop server in
different ways, or produce information about the Secure Global Desktop
server. The tarantella command can be used in your own
shell scripts to help automate your administration of
Secure Global Desktop.
If the Secure Global Desktop server is running, most tarantella options can be run by root or any user in the ttaserv group. The ttaserv group does not have to be the user's primary or effective group. See the table below for details of which user can use the command options.
If the Secure Global Desktop server is stopped, only root can use the tarantella command.
| Option | Description | Can be run by ... |
|---|---|---|
archive |
Archives the Secure Global Desktop server's log files. | root |
array |
Creates and manages arrays of Secure Global Desktop servers. | Secure Global Desktop Administrators |
arraymanager |
Starts Array Manager. | Secure Global Desktop Administrators |
cache |
Manages the cache of LDAP data. | Secure Global Desktop Administrators |
config |
Edits array-wide and server-specific configuration. | root or ttaserv group |
emulatorsession |
Lists and controls emulator sessions. | root or ttaserv group |
license |
Adds, lists and removes Secure Global Desktop license keys. | root or ttaserv group |
object |
Manipulates objects in the organizational hierarchy. | root or ttaserv group |
objectmanager |
Starts Object Manager. | Secure Global Desktop Administrators |
passcache |
Manipulates the password cache. | root or ttaserv group |
print |
Controls Secure Global Desktop printing services. | root or ttaserv group |
query |
Examines the Secure Global Desktop server's log files. | root |
restart |
Restarts Secure Global Desktop services. | root |
role |
Give people specific roles, and gives them webtop links specific to that role. | root or ttaserv group |
security |
Controls security services, manages certificates. | root |
setup |
Changes Setup options, restores original objects. | root |
start |
Starts Secure Global Desktop services. | root |
start_cdm |
Starts client drive mapping services. | root |
status |
Shows the current status of Secure Global Desktop array members. | root or ttaserv group |
stop |
Stops Secure Global Desktop services. | root |
stop_cdm |
Stops client drive mapping services. | root |
tokencache |
Manipulates the token cache. | root or ttaserv group |
tscal |
Manages Microsoft Windows Terminal Services Client Access Licenses (CALs) for non-Windows clients. | root or ttaserv group |
uninstall |
Uninstalls Secure Global Desktop. | root |
version |
Displays versions of installed Secure Global Desktop packages. | root or ttaserv group |
webserver |
Controls the Secure Global Desktop Web Server. | root |
webtopsession |
Lists and controls webtop sessions. | root or ttaserv group |
Note All commands allow the --help option: you can use
tarantella command --help to get help on a specific command.
tarantella restart --quiet
Stops and then restarts the Secure Global Desktop server, without displaying any messages.
tarantella role add_link --role global \
--link ".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/cn=Write-o-Win"
Adds a link for the Write-o-Win application to the webtops of members of the Global Administrators role.
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