Ending or Switching the Remote PED Connection

PEDserver runs on the Remote PED host until explicitly stopped. PEDclient (running on the Luna Network HSM 7) behaves differently depending on the type of Remote PED connection. If you want to connect to a different Remote PED server, or allow another HSM to use the current server, you must manually break the Remote PED connection.

To end or switch an HSM-initiated Remote PED connection using LunaSH

1.End the Remote PED connection.

lunash:> hsm ped disconnect

2.You are now able to initiate a connection to a different Remote PED host running PEDserver. You will need to present the orange PED key.

lunash:> hsm ped connect -ip <PEDserver_IP> -port <port>

NOTE   Running this command does not change the default Remote PED IP/port you may have previously set. If you want this new Remote PED server to be the default, set it using lunash:> hsm ped set -ip <PEDserver_IP> -port <port>.

To end or switch an HSM-initiated connection using LunaCM

1.End the Remote PED connection.

lunacm:> ped disconnect

2.You are now able to initiate a connection to a different Remote PED host running PEDserver. You will need to present the orange PED key.

lunacm:> ped connect -ip <PEDserver_IP> -port <port>

NOTE   Running this command does not change the default Remote PED IP/port you may have previously set. If you want this new Remote PED server to be the default, set it using lunacm:> ped set-ip <PEDserver_IP> -port <port>.

To end or switch a PED-initiated Remote PED connection

1.End the Remote PED connection with the current host ().

lunash:> hsm ped deselect -host <server_name>

2.Check the available list of Remote PED servers.

lunash:> hsm ped server list

If the Remote PED you want to use is not in the list, see PED-Initiated Remote PED.

3.The new Remote PED server must initiate the connection to the appliance.

> pedserver -mode connect -name <appliance_name>

4.In LunaSH, you are now able to select the new Remote PED server from the available list.

lunash:> hsm ped select -host <server_name>