Options for manage-securid-access-trusts

The following table describes the options for the manage-securid-access-trusts utility.

Option	Alternate Option	Description
-h	--help	Display help and exit. If an -a/--action argument is specified, the usage for the specified action is printed.
-X	--debug	Log verbose messages in the log file.
-v	--version	Display the version and copyright.
-a	--action	One of the following: create. Create the RSA trusted realm. repair. Update the existing RSA trusted realm.

Options for the Create Flag

The following table describes the options for the create flag in the manage-securid-access-trusts utility.

Option	Alternate Option	Description
-u	--username	Username of the Super Admin or Trust Administrator.
-p	--password	Password of the Super Admin or Trust Administrator.
-t	--trusted-realm-name	Name of the trusted realm to be created.
-n	--notes	(Optional) Any notes data.
-e	--authentication-status	(Optional) Is the trusted realm enabled for authentication.
-s	--trusted-realm-status	(Optional) Trusted realm status.
-i	--access-id	Access ID for the RSA REST service.
-k	--access-key	Access Key for the SecurID REST service.
-l	--rest-url-prefix	The full SecurID REST API URL prefix used by the Cloud Authentication Service. The REST API URL prefix has the following components: Either the hostname that the RSA Authentication Manager Super Admin or Trust Administrator defined or an IP address that was provided by the Cloud Authentication Service Super Admin. The API port 443. The prefix /api/v1. For example, https://identityrouter.rsa-securid.com:443/api/v1

The following table describes the options for the repair flag in the manage-securid-access-trusts utility.

Option	Alternate Option	Description
-u	--username	Username of the Super Admin or Trust Administrator.
-p	--password	Password of the Super Admin or Trust Administrator.
-t	--trusted-realm-name	Name of the trusted realm to be modified.
-l	--rest-url-prefix	The full RSA SecurID Access REST API URL prefix. The REST API URL prefix has the following components: Either the hostname that the RSA Authentication Manager Super Admin or Trust Administrator defined or an IP address that was provided by the Cloud Authentication Service Super Admin. The API port 443. The prefix /api/v1. For example, https://identityrouter.rsa-securid.com:443/api/v1

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