Dell CloudLink 8.1.1 Administration Guide
- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Revision History
- About Dell CloudLink
- Manage CloudLink licenses
- Log in to CloudLink Center
- CloudLink Center Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Common tasks you can perform in CloudLink Center
- Best practices to secure data in CloudLink Center
- Manage secure machines on CloudLink Center
- CloudLink self-encrypting drives (SEDs)
- CloudLink prestartup authorization
- CloudLink Center registered machines
- Accept or reject pending machines in CloudLink Center
- Accept a pending machine
- Reject a pending machine
- View registered machines
- Move a registered machine to a different machine group
- Scenarios for removing machine from CloudLink Center
- Shred encrypted CloudLink machines
- View event history of a machine
- Refresh mounted devices or devices of a Linux machine
- Work With Cloned Machines in CloudLink Center
- Restart the CloudLink Agent service on Linux machines
- CloudLink Center Machine Volumes
- Machine devices
- Manage a Self-encrypting Drive from CloudLink Center
- Manage a self-encrypting drive from the CLI
- Encrypt the devices of a machine from the CLI
- Release a self-encrypting drive
- Release management of a self-encrypting drive from the CLI
- Monitor the real-time progress of encryption and decryption processes
- Change the CloudLink Center IP address
- Move a Machine to a different CloudLink Center
- Add a new CloudLink Center to an existing cluster and remove the old CloudLink Center
- Unlock out-of-band data disks with an ISO image file
- Unlock out-of-band data disks with a RAW file
- Manage secure machine groups on CloudLink Center
- CloudLink key release policies
- CloudLink pending machine policy
- CloudLink Center volume encryption policy
- CloudLink Center machine group properties
- View machine groups on CloudLink Center
- Create a machine group to CloudLink Center
- Modify a machine property on a CloudLink Center machine group
- Change the volume encryption policy
- Change the location of a machine group on CloudLink Center
- Change key release policies of a machine group on CloudLink Center
- Change pending policies of a machine group on CloudLink Center
- Generate a registration code for a machine group on CloudLink Center
- Scenarios for using maximum usage of CloudLink licenses
- Reset the license usage for a machine group
- Delete a machine group from from CloudLink Center
- Manage approved networks for machine groups
- View approved networks on CloudLink Center
- Add an approved network to CloudLink Center
- Add IP addresses to an approved network in CloudLink Center
- Edit IP addresses of an approved network in CloudLink Center
- Delete IP addresses of an approved network in CloudLink Center
- Modify an approved network
- Delete an approved network
- Manage approved locations for machine groups
- Secure CloudLink Center agents using mutual authentication
- Generate a CSR Using CloudLink To Get a third-party Certificate for an agent Machine
- Change CA certificate lifetime to authenticate an agent
- Upload a third-party signed CA certificate to CloudLink
- Download a CA certificate and third-party signed certificate for CloudLink agent
- Assign a CA certificate and a third-party signed certificate to a CloudLink Center Linux agent
- Assign a CA certificate and a third-party signed certificate to a CloudLink Center Windows agent
- Manage certificates in CloudLink Center
- Manage Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) servers in CloudLink Center
- Manage CloudLink Encryption for Containers
- Change Kubernetes server certificate lifetime
- Change Kubernetes server certificate
- Download Kubernetes server certificate
- Generate a CSR for Kubernetes
- Upload Kubernetes server CA-signed certificate
- Download the Kubernetes Helm package
- Download the Kubernetes node plugin and dockerfile
- Add a Kubernetes cluster
- Modify a Kubernetes cluster
- Generate a new Kubernetes cluster certificate
- Delete a Kubernetes cluster
- View the event history of a Kubernetes cluster
- View Kubernetes nodes
- View Kubernetes volumes from Kubernetes clusters or Kubernetes nodes
- Accept Kubernetes volumes
- Supported Volume Access Modes for Updating Keys for Kubernetes Volumes
- Generate an update key for Kubernetes volumes from Kubernetes clusters or Kubernetes nodes
- Manage CloudLink Center user roles
- Manage CloudLink Center users and groups
- Secadmin user (built-in) role
- CloudLink Center user types
- 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) in CloudLink Center
- View CloudLink Center users
- Add CloudLink Center Users
- Change user roles in CloudLink Center
- Change user password in CloudLink Center
- Change 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) for accessing CloudLink Center
- Unlock CloudLink accounts
- Delete CloudLink Center users
- Manage encryption keystores and keys in CloudLink Center
- CloudLink Center encryption key location and protector options
- View keystores
- Configure a keystore
- Set the current keystore
- Modify key location of a keystore
- Modify key protector of a keystore
- Delete a keystore
- Resolve missing CloudLink Center key alarm
- Show keys in a keystore
- Move keys to another keystore
- View event history of a keystore
- Update keys
- Monitor CloudLink Center
- Actions, events, security events, and alarms in CloudLink
- View CloudLink Center actions
- CloudLink events and corresponding syslog severity numbers
- View CloudLink Center events
- Security events in CloudLink
- View CloudLink Center security events
- View CloudLink Center alarms
- Change the CloudLink Center alarm state
- Manage email notifications in CloudLink Center
- View individual log files
- Download log files
- Generate diagnostic log files
- Enable the debug mode in CloudLink Center
- View user sessions in CloudLink Center
- End user sessions in CloudLink Center
- View usage in CloudLink Center
- Reset license usage in CloudLink Center
- Back up and restore CloudLink Center
- CloudLink Center backup
- Change the filename prefix for the backup file
- View CloudLink Center backup information
- Generate a backup key pair
- Change the backup store for automatic backups
- Change the schedule for automatic backups
- Generate a backup file manually
- Download the current backup file
- Restore CloudLink Center from a backup file
- Restore a CloudLink Center cluster
- Restore keystores from a backup file
- Best practices for restoring and backing up keys and files in CloudLink Center
- Create and manage CloudLink Center cluster
- Create a CloudLink Center cluster
- Associate a server to a CloudLink Center cluster
- Change CA certificate lifetime to authenticate a cluster
- Upload a third-party signed certificate to communicate among cluster nodes
- Administer a cluster
- Guidelines for working with CloudLink Center clusters
- View CloudLink Center cluster servers
- Change a CloudLink Center cluster server name or address
- Remove a CloudLink Center cluster server
- Manage CloudLink Vault
- Assign Microsoft Windows User Account for CloudLink Center User Roles
- RSA Authentication Manager
- Manage CloudLink SysLog data
- Manage CloudLink Center network settings
- Configure CloudLink Center DNS properties
- Manage NTP servers associated with CloudLink Center
- Manage web TLS and FQDN certificates
- Configure SNMP for CloudLink Center
- Linux commands for CloudLink Agent
- Command Actions for Windows PowerShell
- Role-Based Access Control for CloudLink
- Configure Active Directory for the CloudLink encryption keystore
- Update the Microsoft Azure Linux agent in a CloudLink Center
- Restore VM agent connection to CloudLink Center
- Install the redirect application
- Move an encrypted drive to another machine
- Recover an encrypted Linux boot volume
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Revision History
| Date | Document Revision | Description of Changes |
|---|---|---|
| November 2024 | 2.0 | Added changes for CloudLink 8.1.1 release. |
| May 2024 | 1.0 | Initial version for CloudLink 8.1.x release. |
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