Splunk® Phantom (Legacy)

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Warm standby tools

Use the /<PHANTOM_HOME>/phantom/bin/setup_warm_standby.pyc script to manage warm standby.

Warm standby script arguments

Argument Description
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
--primary-mode Run the instance as the primary in the warm standby pairing.
--standby-mode Run the instance as the warm standby in the warm standby pairing.
--version Show the program's version number and exit.
--status Show the status of the current Splunk Phantom instance.
--configure Configure warm standby. Additional arguments are required.
--off Turn warm standby off on the current instance based on which mode the instance is in.
--convert-to-primary Convert a standby to primary valid only in case of --standby-mode
--primary-ip <PRIMARY_IP> IP address of the primary.
--standby-ip <STANDBY_IP> IP address of the warm standby.
-d, --ignore-database Ignore the PostgreSQL database. Ignores the Postgres database during setup. Only backs up system files.
-t, --ignore-vault Ignore vault. Ignores the vault from setup. Only backs up various contents from /<PHANTOM_HOME>/.
-l <RECOVERY_DATABASE_LOCATION>,

--recovery-database-location <RECOVERY_DATABASE_LOCATION>

When setting up the standby, copy the original database to this location for recovery in the event of a script failure.
--primary-phantom-version <PRIMARY_PHANTOM_VERSION> Version of the primary Splunk Phantom instance. Only valid for --standby-mode. If passed, validates against the current version.
-r <REMOTE_USER>, --remote-user <REMOTE_USER> The username of the remote user.
-x, --relax_verification Relax user verification requirements for non-root installations. Setting this option is not recommended.
-p <SSH_PORT>, --ssh-port <SSH_PORT> Port used to be used by all SSH commands.
--no-modify-ciphers Don't overwrite ssl_cipher in PostgreSQL configurations.
-u, --ignore-package-updates Skip updating packages. Skips re-installing rpm and pip packages.
Last modified on 26 May, 2020
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