Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide > Commands > The tarantella security stop command

The tarantella security stop command

Syntax

tarantella security stop [ --array | --server serv... ]
                         [ --keep ]

Description

Disables secure (SSL-based) connections for all or part of an array. Users configured to require secure connections are given standard connections instead, if available.

If you omit both arguments, secure connections are disabled for the host on which the command is run.

Argument	Description
`--array`	Disables secure connections on all servers in the array.
`--server serv...`	Disables secure connections for each server named. Each `serv` is the peer DNS name of a Secure Global Desktop server in the array.
`--keep`	Specifies that any existing secure connections are preserved. If omitted, all secure connections are closed.

Examples

tarantella security stop --array --keep

Disables security across the array, but preserves any existing secure connections.

Related topics
Security and Secure Global Desktop The tarantella security start command Using Secure Global Desktop with the HTTPS port through a firewall