This article discusses how to update vCloud credentials using either the scconfig or scprov tool.
vCloud requires additional credentials for the Agent to upload information in the SecureCloud device management.
In versions prior to SecureCloud 3.6, you cannot modify the credentials after the SecureCloud Agent has been registered to the SecureCloud server.
In SecureCloud 3.7, you can manually edit the vCloud credentials using either the scconfig or scprov tool:
Linux
- Go to /var/lib/securecloud/ by running the following command:
# cd /var/lib/securecloud/
- Run the ssconfig tool:
# ./scconfig.sh --update_credentials
- Provide the following required information:
- vCloud controller address
- vCloud Organization name
- Organization username
- Password
Windows
- Open a command prompt, and then go to the SecureCloud installation folder/directory. This is usually located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Trend Micro\SecureCloud\Agent\. Run the following command:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Trend Micro\SecureCloud\Agent\
- Run the scconfig tool:
scconfig.exe --update_credentials
- Provide the following required information:
- vCloud controller address
- vCloud Organization name
- Organization username
- Password
Linux
- Create an agentconfig.ini file in /var/lib/securecloud/. Run the following command:
# cd /var/lib/securecloud/
# vim agentconfig.ini - Enter the following in the agentconfig.ini file: [vCloud]
VCSD_ADDRESS=<vCloud Controller (VCSD) Address>
ORGANIZATION=<vCloud Organization Name>
USER_NAME=<Organization Username>
USER_PWD=<Organization Password> - Execute the scprov script:
# ./scprov.sh reconf --agentconfig=agentconfig.ini
Windows
- Create an agentconfig.ini file using Notepad or any text editor in the SecureCloud installation folder. This is usually located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Trend Micro\SecureCloud\Agent\.
- Enter the following in the agentconfig.ini file:
[vCloud]
VCSD_ADDRESS=<vCloud Controller <VCSD> Address>
ORGANIZATION=<vCloud Organization Name>
USER_NAME=<Organization Username>
USER_PWD=<Organization User Password> - Open a command prompt, and then execute the scprov tool:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Trend Micro\SecureCloud\Agent\
scprov.exe reconf --agentconfig=agentconfig.ini