protocol keystone transport server
The Keystone transport command connects a Keystone client to a Keystone server. All transports are designed to transfer Keystone messages, but the actual implementation of the transport may vary. The most common type of transport in use with SteelHead is a TLS channel over a TCP socket.
Syntax
[no] protocol keystone transport server [default | local | remote ip <ip> {<cr> | port <port>}]
Parameters
default | Specifies no Keystone server override. |
local | Specifies local Keystone server override. |
remote ip <ip> {<cr> | port <port>} | Specifies the ip address of the remote Keystone server. |
Usage
Keystone client selects the specific transport to handle each request. There may be multiple transports available, each one connected to a separate Keystone server. When selecting a transport, Keystone client is effectively selecting which Keystone server to use. Since each Keystone server can only serve the certificates it has direct access to, this means transport selection drives which certificates will be available.
Example
amnesiac (config) # protocol keystone transport server remote ip 1.2.3.4 port 7881
Product
SteelHead
Related Commands
MAPI support commands
This section describes the MAPI support commands.