tsm settings

You can use the tsm settings commands to export (get) and import (set) configuration values.

Important: The server configuration file referenced in this topic includes a copy of the master keystore file used for encrypting configuration secrets. We strongly recommend that you take additional measures to secure the node configuration file, using mechanisms as described in Securing secrets for import and export operations.

tsm settings export

Export the current server configuration and topology to a file.

Synopsis

tsm settings export --output-config-file <path/to/output_file.json> [global options]

Options

-f, --output-config-file <file>

Required.

Specifies the location and name of the file created by this operation.

tsm settings import

Import server configuration or topology.

Synopsis

tsm settings import --import-config-file <path/to/import_file.json> [global options]

Options

-f,--import-config-file <FILE>

Required.

Path to input file.

--config-only

Optional.

--topology-only

Optional.

-frc, --force-keys

Optional.

Force a key to be added to configuration even if it did not previously exist.

Global options

-h, --help

Optional.

Show the command help.

-p, --password <password>

Required, along with -u or --username if no session is active.

Specify the password for the user specified in -u or --username.

If the password includes spaces or special characters, enclose it in quotes:

--password "my password"

-s, --server <url_to_tsm>

Optional.

Use the specified address for Tableau Services Manager. The URL must start with https, include port 8850, and use the server name not the IP address, for example https://mytableauhost:8850. If no server is specified, https://<localhost | dnsname>:8850 is assumed.

--trust-admin-controller-cert

Optional.

Use this flag to trust the self-signed certificate on the TSM controller. For more information about certificate trust and CLI connections, see Connecting TSM clients.

-u, --username <user>

Required if no session is active, along with -p or --password.

Specify a user account. If you do not include this option, the command is run using credentials you signed in with.