What is VMware Carbon Black Cloud RepCLI
Summary: Learn about RepCLI, a command-line tool that is used with VMware Carbon Black Cloud.
Instructions
The VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor that includes a command-line tool that is known as RepCLI. RepCLI allows authenticated users to gather information and perform various administrative tasks.
Affected Products:
- VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint
Affected Operating Systems:
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
The following are common questions about VMware Carbon Black Cloud RepCLI:
What versions of VMware Carbon Black Cloud Endpoint include RepCLI?
RepCLI is a part of all VMware Carbon Black Cloud Sensor installs starting with:
- Windows Sensor installs beginning with version 3.3.0.953.
- macOS Sensor installs beginning with version 3.5.
- Linux Sensor installs beginning with version 2.13.
Where is RepCLI located?
In Windows, the RepCLI executable (RepCLI.exe) can be found in C:\Program Files\Confer.
In macOS, the RepCLI binary can be found in /Applications/VMware Carbon Black Cloud/repcli.bundle/Contents/macOS.
In Linux, RepCLI is located in /opt/carbonblack/psc/bin/.
What tasks can be performed locally using RepCLI?
In Windows, a full list of RepCLI command options can be found by running the RepCLI executable from the command line without any options.
Example:C:\Program Files\Confer> repcli
In macOS or Linux, you can run the RepCLI binary as root to view a list of available RepCLI commands.
Example:bash-3.2$ sudo ./repcli
What tasks can be performed using RepCLI to communicate with the Carbon Black Cloud?
In Windows, a full list of Cloud command options for RepCLI is found by running the RepCLI executable from the command line with the Cloud parameter.
Example:C:\Program Files\Confer> repcli cloud
In macOS, a full list of Cloud command options for RepCLI is found by running the RepCLI executable from the command line with the Cloud parameter.
Example:$ sudo ./repcli help status
How do I add a user or group to the list of authenticated users for RepCLI?
- RepCLI authenticated users are only available in Windows.
- The SID of the current user or group can be found using the
whoami /userandwhoami /groupcommand respectively in the Windows command prompt.
A user or group may be added to the list of authenticated users during installation.
A user or group can be added to the authenticated users by adding the CLI_Users=sid switch to the install command.
Example:msiexec/q /iC:\temp\installer_vista_win7_win8-32-2.0.4.9.msi /L* log.txt COMPANY_CODE=XYZ CLI_USERS=S-1-2-34-567