Global Flags#
address#
The address flag [-a | --address] is used to specify the target's gNOI server address in address:port format, for e.g: 192.168.113.11:57400
Multiple target addresses can be specified, either as comma separated values:
gnoic --address 192.168.113.11:57400,192.168.113.12:57400
or by using the --address flag multiple times:
gnoic -a 192.168.113.11:57400 --address 192.168.113.12:57400
debug#
The debug flag [-d | --debug] enables the printing of extra information when sending/receiving an RPC
gzip#
The [--gzip] flag enables gRPC gzip compression.
insecure#
The insecure flag [--insecure] is used to indicate that the client wishes to establish an non-TLS enabled gRPC connection.
To disable certificate validation in a TLS-enabled connection use skip-verify flag.
password#
The password flag [-p | --password] is used to specify the target password as part of the user credentials. If omitted, the password input prompt is used to provide the password.
Note that in case multiple targets are used, all should use the same credentials.
proxy-from-env#
The proxy-from-env flag [--proxy-from-env] indicates that gNOIc should use the HTTP/HTTPS proxy addresses defined in the environment variables http_proxy and https_proxy to reach the targets specified using the --address flag.
skip-verify#
The skip verify flag [--skip-verify] indicates that the target should skip the signature verification steps, in case a secure connection is used.
timeout#
The timeout flag [--timeout] specifies the gRPC timeout after which the connection attempt fails.
Valid formats: 10s, 1m30s, 1h. Defaults to 10s
tls-ca#
The TLS CA flag [--tls-ca] specifies the root certificates for verifying server certificates encoded in PEM format.
tls-cert#
The tls cert flag [--tls-cert] specifies the public key for the client encoded in PEM format.
tls-key#
The tls key flag [--tls-key] specifies the private key for the client encoded in PEM format.
tls-max-version#
The tls max version flag [--tls-max-version] specifies the maximum supported TLS version supported by gNOIc when creating a secure gRPC connection.
tls-min-version#
The tls min version flag [--tls-min-version] specifies the minimum supported TLS version supported by gNOIc when creating a secure gRPC connection.
tls-version#
The tls version flag [--tls-version] specifies a single supported TLS version gNOIc when creating a secure gRPC connection.
This flag overwrites the previously listed flags --tls-max-version and --tls-min-version.
username#
The username flag [-u | --username] is used to specify the target username as part of the user credentials. If omitted, the input prompt is used to provide the username.