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lbcli enable in-band-auth
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Enables In-Band Authentication.
Synopsis
Enables NVMe-oF In-Band Authentication, This allows Lightbits clusters to selectively restrict the set of NVMe hosts (clients) that are allowed to connect to the NVMe target (Lightbits cluster), and also (optionally), restrict the set NVMe targets that a given NVMe host will trust and connect to.
lbcli enable in-band-auth [flags]
Examples:
# Enable In-Band authentication
lbcli enable in-band-auth
# Enable In-Band authentication for a a specific sub-system (currently only default is supported)
lbcli enable in-band-auth --sub-system="DefaultSubSystem"
Flag | Short | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
--help | -h | bool | Help for in-band-auth. | |
--sub-system | string | Enable In-Band Authentication for a specific subsystem. Note that only the default ("DefaultSubSystem") is currently supported. |
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