Environment Variables
Illumio provides Linux environment variables to allow you to customize the operation of the CLI tool.
Environment Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
| API key for non-password-based authentication and cookie-less session with PCE. See "Authenticate with an API Key". |
| API key secret for non-password-based authentication and cookie-less session with PCE. See "Authenticate with an API Key". |
| API version to be used to execute CLI commands. Set this to override the default API version. See "Set the Illumio ASP REST API Version." Default: v2. Example: $ export ILO_API_VERSION=v1 |
| Directory that contains certificates. See "TLS/SSL Certificate for Access to the PCE". |
| Absolute path to the certificate file. See "TLS/SSL Certificate for Access to the PCE". |
| An absolute path to the display configuration file is to be used with the list command. See "Linux Save Specific Fields to File For Reuse". |
| Provide a password for login. If this variable is set, the login password prompt does not appear, and this password is used instead. Do not use in a production system when authentication security is desired. Example: |
| Kerberos service principal name (SPN). Specify this variable when using Kerberos authentication. |
| PCE login server FQDN. Use this variable when the login server FQDN is not the same as the PCE FQDN. See "Explicit Log into the PCE". |
| Organization identifier for certificate-authenticated session with PCE. Value is always 1. Does not need to be explicitly set The environment variable is set by the system and should not be explicitly set. See "Authentication to PCE with API Key or Explicit Login". |
| PCE version for the CLI to use. Default: 19.1.0 Example: |
| Enable any preview features that are included in this release. To disable preview features, remove this variable from the environment. |
| FQDN of PCE for login and authentication with PCE. See "Authentication to PCE with API Key or Explicit Login". |
| These two ENV variables have been added in the release 1.4.2 to set up the Tenable SC API keys, which are used for authentication. |
| The variable that specifies the target host for Tenable |
| The variable that specifies the target host for Qualys |