Dell Trusted Device Installation and Administrator Guide v5.5

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Use the Client Registry Generator

The Client Registry Generator builds the required registry files using the appsettings.json file and certificates and writes them to the Docker console. The Client Registry Generator requires the following:

A complete appsettings.json file mounted at /app/appsettings.json
The public certificate mounted at /app/certs/<PublicCertKeyName>
NOTE: The public certificate must be in PEM format.
The root certificate mounted at /app/certs/<RootCertKeyName>

NOTE: The Client Registry Generator requires a complete appsettings.json file. If you do not have a complete appsettings.json file, see Use the appsettings generator.

The following table describes variables that are used with the Client Registry Generator.

NOTE: All variables are case sensitive.

Table 1. Client Registry Generator variables
Variable	Description
-b, --baseUri	This variable represents the Event Repository IP address or Hostname followed by the Docker host listening port. For example, example.server.com:31235 NOTE: This port must be the Docker host listening port or client registration fails.
Dell.TrustedDevice.EventsRepository.GenerateRegistry.dll	This string invokes the Client Registry Generator in the Event Repository container.
dellemc/dtd-event-repository	This string defines the container image to use for this container. NOTE: If a specific version of the Event Repository image is required, append this command with :<version number>. For example: dellemc/dtd-event-repository:1.0.2.0
-p, --pathToPublicCert	This variable specifies the file path of the PEM-enconded public certificate. NOTE: This file path must include the certificate name and extension.
-r, --repository	This variable specifies the name of the Event Repository.
--tty=false	To write the client registry file to a specific location, use this option.
-v	This parameter specifies the volume to mount.

The following example mounts the volumes in C:\example\appsettings.json:/app/appsettings.json and the certificates in C:\example\certs:/app/certs and then writes the client registry file to the Docker console.

 docker compose run -v c:\example\certs:/app/certs -v c:\example\appsettings.json:/app/appsettings.json dellemc/dtd-event-repository Dell.TrustedDevice.EventsRepository.GenerateRegistry.dll --baseUri https://example.server.com:31235 -r <event repository name> -p /app/certs/ExamplePublicCertName.pem

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