Extended Network Connectivity (ENC) › How to Enable the ENC Client

How to Enable the ENC Client

By default, the DSM installer copies the files for the ENC Client to disk but does not make them active. If you decide to activate the client at a later date, there are a number of steps to perform which are conveniently handled by the encUtilCmd utility program.

To enable the client, execute the following commands:

//if required by the network environment
encutilcmd client -proxy_http [proxy_socks] -proxy_host full_proxy_server_name -proxy_port proxy_port_number 
	-user username -password password

encUtilCmd client -state enabled -server Name_of_Gateway_Server [-port n]
caf start

Note: Enabling the client will have the side effect that both CA Message Queuing (CAM) and the Secure Socket Adapter Port Multiplexer (SSA PMUX) will be restarted. This is because ENC integrates with both of these components and a restart is required to make them "ENC aware."