You can use the Attachmate Customization Tool to configure a customized Reflection for Secure IT. To do this, you can create one or more companion installer packages to install custom settings files, and then add the companion package(s) to your installation. You can specify both user-specific and global locations for installing files.
NOTE:For names and locations of configuration files used by Reflection for Secure IT, see the lists that follow the procedure.
To create a companion package to install Reflection for Secure IT settings files
From your administrative installation point, open the Attachmate Customization Tool from a shortcut or by typing the following command line:
<path_to_setup> \setup.exe /admin
From the
dialog box, select (or open an existing MSI), and then click .From the navigation pane, click
. Use this panel to specify the program name your package will use in the Windows or list. Also specify your organization name.From the navigation pane, click
. Use this panel to specify whether you want to install files for all users (the default) or just for the user who installs the package you are creating. You can also specify default installation locations on this panel.From the navigation pane, click
.Under
, specify a destination location. For a list of files and file locations used by Reflection for Secure IT, see the lists that follow this procedure.(Optional) Click
to install a shortcut users can use to open the installed file. For example, if you're installing a settings file (*.r3w), you can install a shortcut to launch Reflection using the settings in that file. You can use the panel to specify where the shortcut should be installed.Click
, browse to locate the file you want to add to the installation, then click .Click ReflectionSettings.msi).
> and enter a name for your installer file (for exampleUser-specific files and locations
File Name |
Add File To |
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*.r3w |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:This is the default location for Reflection for Secure IT settings files. You can also use settings files in other locations |
config |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.ssh NOTE:For information about this file, see Secure Shell Client Configuration Files. |
known_hosts |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.ssh NOTE:For information about this file, see The Known Hosts File. |
pki_config |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.pki NOTE:This file configures Reflection Certificate Manager settings. |
trust_store.p12 |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.pki NOTE:This file configures Reflection Trusted Certificate Authorities |
Settings.rfw |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:This is the default location for FTP Client settings files. You can also configure the FTP Client using xml files. An advantage of using an xml settings file is the ability to deploy settings without including user-specific information such as user name and password. |
rftp.xml |
[PersonalFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:You can create this file using the FTP Client Settings.rfw file the first time the user runs the FTP Client. command. Settings in this location are migrated to a |
rsckrb5.xml |
[AppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:You can create this file using the Reflection Kerberos Manager command. Settings in this location are migrated to the Windows registry the first time a user runs Reflection Kerberos Manager or runs any Reflection client configured to use Reflection Kerberos. |
Global files and locations
File Name |
Add File To |
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ssh_config |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:This is the global Secure Shell client configuration file. |
ssh_known_hosts |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:This is the global known hosts file. |
pki_config |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.pki |
trust_store.p12 |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection\.pki |
rftp.xml |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:Settings in this location are migrated to a Settings.rfw file for each Windows user the first time the user runs the FTP Client. |
rsckrb5.xml |
[CommonAppDataFolder]\Attachmate\Reflection NOTE:Settings in this location are migrated to the Windows registry for each Windows user the first time the user runs Reflection Kerberos Manager or runs any Reflection client configured to use Reflection Kerberos. |