This topic lists the command line arguments you can run on the EPM agent that is installed on your macOS endpoints.
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Diagnose network resources
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Network diagnostics command that causes the Agent to access the specified network resources. The result is displayed in Terminal.
Command
--D
Ping a specific host
Syntax
$ CyberArkEPM -–Dp hostname
Options
hostname – IP address or host name of the computer to ping
Example
Pings the test-computer host
Send a request to a specific URL
If a proxy is specified, the request is sent directly (bypassing the proxy) using the current proxy settings.
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Syntax
$ CyberArkEPM -–Dh url
Options
url – URL to access. Use quotes if special symbols are used
Example
Tries to access http://www.cyberark.com
Print a help message
Command
-h --help
Set the logging level
Sets the detailed level for logging.
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-v --verbose
Level | Collects. |
|---|---|
0 | FatalErr |
1 | VitalInfo |
2 | Error |
3 | Warning |
4 | Info |
5 | FlowCtrl |
6 | Debug |
Example
Sets the logging level to debug.
Print the program version
Command
--version
Example
Syntax
Output
Enable a secure token
Enable a secure token for the internal CyberArk EPM admin user. This command also indicates whether the user had a secure token before running it.
Use either of the following commands.
Command 1
--enableSecureToken
Syntax
Command 2
--enableEPMUserSecureToken
Syntax
Use EPM secure token
Passes an EPM secure token to the agent to suspend the CyberArk EPM agent self-defense for a specific task.
Command
--useToken
Syntax
Options
EPM secure token – Generated in the CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager Management Console. See Protect Agents for details.
Gather diagnostic information
Gathers system-wide diagnostic information and creates the support file in the provided location.
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--getsupportinfo
Example
Creates the file at /tmp/CyberarkEPMAgentDebugReport_2018-10-14_01-58-03.zip.
Decrypt the Support Info file
Used to decrypt the Support Info file collected with the -SupportInfo command or the Get Support Info menu item. The Support Info file is encrypted when the Support info file password parameter in the Agent Configuration is not empty. The decrypted file is written to the same folder.
Command
--dsi
Syntax
Options
crptFilePath – input file path
Password – password from the Support info file password parameter
Retrieve information about a file
Gets the CyberArk EPM policy information about a specific file. The output is an XML file.
Command
CyberArkEPM -fileInfo
Syntax
Sample Output
/Applications/Calculator.app/Contents/MacOS/Calculator
566e7028a554eef103542fa9141d334a4ec85c8d
482b099230f0740e009519549793494c808ddb0dafaf553b662459030c786078
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/Applications/Calculator.app
Calculator
com.apple.calculator
10.13
/Applications/Calculator.app/Contents/MacOS/Calculator
Suspend all policies
This is the same as the Suspend Policies item in the pop-up menu from the CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager icon in the Menu Bar.
Command
--suspendPolicies
Syntax
Resume suspended policies
This is the same as the Resume Policies item in the pop-up menu from the CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager icon in the Menu Bar.
Command
--resumePolicies
Syntax
Retrieve all policies
This is the same as the Request Settings item in the pop-up menu from the CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager icon in the Menu Bar.
Command
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Syntax
Activate a Credential Rotation process
Create an immediate connection to PVWA and activate a credential rotation process.
Command
--immediatePVWAconnection
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Remove EPM user from the Admin group
Remove the internal CyberArk EPM user from the Admin group to apply the least privilege EPM agent mode.
This command requires admin credentials.
Command
--removeEPMUserFromAdmin
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Syntax
Add EPM user to the Admin group
Add the internal CyberArk EPM user to the Admin group to enable full EPM functionality.
This command requires admin credentials.
Command
--makeEPMUserAdmin
Syntax
Log EPM activities
Log this utility's activities, log data or trace messages.
Command
--log
Syntax
Display the utility log
Display the utility's log for a set period of time.
Command
--trace
Syntax
Show/hide the CyberArk EPM user
Show or hide the CyberArk EPM user on an existing agent.
Command
-makeEPMUserVisible
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