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 +===== system refresh-network =====
 +
 +Use the system refresh-network command to refresh the newly added or removed network adapters in ClearPass so that they are reflected in the system. This command also enforces network adapter ordering and associates the lower-order MAC address to eth0 and the next higher-order MAC address to eth1, and so on. Ensure that you have the console session available.
 +
 +The system refresh-network command is useful when you bring up a virtual machine without one or more of the network interface cards (NICs) and you then add them at a later stage. This command is required when you delete NICs and add them back into the system (VMware ESXi may generate new MAC addresses as a result).
 +
 +For the network refresh to take effect, you must reboot the ClearPass server.
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_16_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system refresh-network**
 +
 +This command takes no arguments.
 +
 +===== system reset-server-certificate =====
 +
 +Use the system reset-server-certificate command to reset the HTTP server certificate or RADIUS/EAP server certificate or both.
 +
 +After executing the command, the Policy Manager services are restarted to reflect the changes.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system reset-server-certificate**
 +
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example resets the HTTP, RADIUS/EAP, and RadSec server certificates:
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_17_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +===== system restart =====
 +
 +Use the system restart command to restart the system.
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_18_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system restart**
 +
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example restarts the system with a confirmation before proceeding:
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_19_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +===== system shutdown =====
 +
 +Use the system shutdown command to shut down the current ClearPass server.
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_20_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +[appadmin]# system shutdown
 +
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example shuts down the system with a confirmation before proceeding:
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_21_-_hvillanueva.png?700|}}
 +
 +===== system sso-reset =====
 +
 +Use the system sso-reset command to reset the Single Sign-On (SSO) configuration.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system sso-reset**
 +
 +===== system start-rasession =====
 +
 +Use the system start-rasession command to start a Remote Assistance (RA) session.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system start-rasession** [duration_hours | duration_mins | contact_id | cppm_server_ip]
 +        
 +The following table describes the parameters for the system start-rasession command
 +
 +**Table 5:** System Start Remote Assistance Session Command Parameters
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_22_-_hvillanueva.png?800|}}
 +
 +===== system status-rasession =====
 +
 +Use the system status-rasession command to view the status of a Remote Assistance session.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system status-rasession** <session_id>
 +        
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example displays the status of a Remote Assistance session 3001:
 +
 +**[appadmin]# system status-rasession 3001**
 +
 +===== system terminate-rasession =====
 +
 +Use the system terminate-rasession command to terminate a running Remote Assistance session.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system terminate-rasession <session_id>**
 +        
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example terminates a running RemoteAssist session 3001:
 +
 +**[appadmin]# system terminate-rasession 3001**
 +
 +===== system update =====
 +
 +The system update command provides options to manage system patch updates.
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +system update [-i [-f] <user@hostname:/<filename> | http://hostname/<filename>>]
 +   
 +system update [-f]
 +        
 +system update [-l]
 +
 +The following table describes the required and optional parameters for the system update command:
 +
 +**Table 6:** System Update Command Parameters
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_23_-_hvillanueva.png?800|}}
 +
 +==== Example ====
 +
 +The following example of the system update command will reinstall the patch if necessary and list the patches currently installed on the ClearPass server:
 +
 +**[appadmin]#  system update -f -l**
 +
 +===== system upgrade =====
 +
 +The system upgrade command upgrades the system. This command provides you with the following system upgrade options:
 +
 +- From a Linux server
 +
 +- From a Web server
 +
 +- Performing an offline upgrade
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +**system upgrade <session_id>**
 +
 +==== Syntax ====
 +
 +- Upgrading from a Linux server
 +
 +**system upgrade user@hostname:/<filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +- Upgrading from a Web server
 +
 +**system upgrade http://hostname/<filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +- Performing an offline upgrade
 +
 +**system upgrade <filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +**Table 7:** System Upgrade Command Parameters
 +
 +{{:aruba_networks:clearpass:cp_system_commands_24_-_hvillanueva.png?800|}}
 +
 +==== Example 1: Upgrading from a Linux Server ====
 +
 +To upgrade the Policy Manager image from a Linux server:
 +
 +1. Upload the upgrade image to a Linux server.
 +
 +2. Use the following syntax to upload the upgrade image:
 +
 +**system upgrade user@hostname:/<filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +For example:
 +
 +**[appadmin]# system upgrade admin@sun.us.arubanetworks**
 +
 +==== Example 2: Upgrading from a Web Server ====
 +
 +To upgrade the Policy Manager image from a Web server:
 +
 +1. Upload the upgrade image to a Web server.
 +
 +2. Use the following syntax to upload the upgrade image:
 +
 +**system upgrade http://hostname/<filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +For example:
 +
 +**[appadmin]# system upgrade http://sun.us.arubanetworks.com/downloads/PolicyManager-x86-64-upgrade-71.tgz**
 +
 +==== Example 3: Performing an Offline Upgrade ====
 +
 +To perform an offline upgrade:
 +
 +1. Log in to the Aruba Support Center and select the Download Software tab.
 +
 +2. Navigate to the ClearPass > Policy Manager > Current Release folder > Upgrade folder.
 +The Upgrade page opens.
 +
 +3. In the Description/Remarks section, click the link for the appropriate upgrade.
 +The upgrade file is uploaded to your local system.
 +
 +4. Navigate to the ClearPass Policy Manager Software Updates page at Administration > Agents and Software Updates > Software Updates.
 +
 +5. In the Firmware & Patch Updates section of the Software Updates page, click the Import Updates button.
 +The Import from File dialog opens.
 +
 +6. Browse to the location of the upgrade file on your system, then click Import.
 +The selected upgrade file is uploaded to the ClearPass Policy Manager.
 +
 +7. Log in to the Policy Manager command line interface (CLI) with the following user name: appadmin.
 +
 +8. Initiate the upgrade process by entering the following command:
 +
 +**system upgrade <filepath> [-w] [-l] [-L]**
 +
 +For example:
 +
 +**[appadmin]# system upgrade CPPM-upgradeimage.bin**
 +
 +9. After the upgrade process is complete, restart the machine by issuing the following command in the CLI:
 +system restart
 +
 +The Policy Manager restarts and boots up to the most recent version of ClearPass Policy Manager.
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