The following commands are available from the console.
| Command | Function |
| dig | DNS information & diagnostics |
| netconfig | Presents a simple to use console menu where you can configure the virtual appliance’s network settings. |
| netstat | Displays network connections and statistics |
| nslookup | DNS troubleshooting |
| passwd | To change password for the fadmin account |
| ping | Network connectivity & troubleshooting |
| traceroute | Determines the route taken by packets to reach a destination |
| tenant-enable | Enables multi-tenancy mode |
| tenant-disable | Disables multi-tenancy mode |
| tenant-add “tenant-name” subdomain | Adds a tenant, specify a friendly tenant name first in quotes followed by the required subdomain that will be used |
| tenant-list | Shows all tenants and the status of the encryption keys for each |
| tenant-sync ip-1 ip-2 -p password | Synchronises tenants across multiple appliances. Optionally specify the fadmin password for all appliances with the -p option. |
| install-xen-guest-utils | Installs the Citrix XenTools guest drivers for improved system performance. Requires the xs-tools ISO to be mounted in XenCenter. |
| support-enable | Enables fsupport mode. This can be used a technical support representative to log in for troubleshooting purposes or performing a password reset for the fadmin account. |
| iptables | Modifies the built-in firewall. All rules should be commented -m comment —comment “foldr-admin” to enable the rules to persist after a system update. |
| iptables-save | Commits all firewall rules so they are permanently saved. |
| add-interface ethx | Creates an additional network interface. This must be used before you can configure these NICs with the netconfig menu. The appliance supports a maximum of 4 virtual NICs (eth0 – eth3) |
| remove-interface ethx | Removes additional network interface. |
| set-routes ethx | Set static routes for additional network interfaces |
| ethtool -P ethx | Displays the MAC address for interface ethx in the example. Useful if you have attached multiple interfaces to the appliance for identification purposes |
| certificate-reset | Resets the SSL certificate installation back to the self-signed (default) certificate |
| time-sync x.x.x.x (IP-address of NTP server) | Forces the appliance system clock to sync with an NTP server. NTP must be selected within Foldr Settings >> Appliance >> Time Settings for this command to work successfully |
| ocsp-enable | disable | Enables OCSP stapling |
| flush-cache | Flushes cached database entries on the server |
| set-ciphers modern | legacy | Configures the appliance web server SSL configuration. ‘Modern’ is default and disables TLS 1.0, 1.1 and also disables the 3DES cipher suites |
| smb-mode legacy|default|modern|edge | Configures SMB protocol on the appliance. The different modes are explained below:
legacy = sets max client protocol to SMB1 |
| http-test | Performs HTTP(S) connectivity tests using cURL. Example command to show verbose output: http-test -v https://letsencrypt.org |
| ldap-test (filter) | Performs LDAP(S) tests using ldapsearch. |
| install-datto-agent | Downloads and installs the Datto Linux backup agent |
| search-reserve-mem x | For performance reasons the search index is loaded into RAM. This command sets a limit on the amount of memory that will be used to store the index by reserving the configured amount for other features and functions. |
| remove-tc-log | Removes the transaction co-ordinator log file to aid with database recovery/start |
| db-bootstrap | Marks the local database as ‘safe to bootstrap’ – Useful to recover a cluster that has not shut down gracefully |
| list-checkouts | Lists all checkouts currently made by users, either manually or via an Edit in Office session in the web app |
| remove-checkouts <days> | Removes all checkouts older than the <days> specified |
| remove-devices <days> | Removes all user devices (including browsers) that were last seen older than the number of <days> specified |
| set-inbox-allow-from ‘<addreses>’ | Configures the Foldr server to only receive email from the hosts specified. For example, for Office 365 EOP/Mail Protect use set-inbox-allow-from ‘.outbound.protection.outlook.com’ |
| install-nutanix-guest-tools | Installs the Nutanix AHV hypervisor tools |
| clear-tokens | Purges all user authentication tokens and unlinks their cloud accounts. Append -a for all, -g for Google or -m for Microsoft 365 |