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# Details of smc-xxx commands

This section sets out the list of commands specific to SMC that can be used in the command line interface to manage the server. To find out how to log on to the command line interface, refer to the section Getting started with the SMC server.

There are other smc-xxx commands that were not mentioned in this list as they are solely intended for the internal operations of the server.

The set of smc-xxx commands replaces the fwadmin-xxx commands used in 2.5 and lower versions. These commands will continue to be available and operational but will be removed in future versions.

Command | Action
--- | ---
`smc-config-backup` | Saves the configuration of the SMC server. See section Saving the server configuration from the command line interface.
`smc-config-restore` | Restores the configuration of the SMC server. See section Restoring server configuration from the command line interface.
`smc-date-time` | Displays and configures the system's date, time and time zone. See section Changing the SMC server time zone and date.
`smc-deploy` | Deploys the configuration on the SNS firewalls. See section Deploying a configuration on firewalls.
`smc-diag` | Downloads a SMC server diagnostics report. See section Generating a server diagnostics report
`smc-export-routes` | Exports to a CSV file the static routes, return routes and default routes of firewalls in at least version 4.2.4 and for which the network configuration is managed in SMC. See section Configuring routing.
`smc-import-firewalls` | Creates firewalls in SMC and their connecting package. See section Importing SNS firewalls from a CSV file.
`smc-import-routes` | Imports the routes of firewalls in at least version 4.2.4 and for which the network configuration is managed in SMC. See section Configuring routing.
`smc-gen-autosigned-cert` | Resets the certificate presented by the SMC server’s web administration interface. See section Customizing the certificate of the SMC server web interface.
`smc-import-crl` | Imports a Certificate Revocation List (CRL). The CRL is automatically linked to the certification authority which signed it.
`smc-import-objects` | Imports objects originating from a firewall export in CSV format. See section Importing objects.
`smc-import-rules` | Imports filter and NAT rules, and the objects linked to these rules, from the export of a SNS firewall rules in the CSV format. See section Importing rules from connected firewalls.
`smc-install-certificate` | Installs a P12 certificate on a firewall. See section Importing or declaring a certificate for a firewall.
`smc-keyboard` | Changes the language of the keyboard in the command line interface.
`smc-log-debug` | Enables SMC server verbose mode.
`smc-logs` | Displays logs of all actions saved on the SMC server. Equivalent to the `nlogs` command.
`smc-redundancy --secondary <BACKUP_NODE_IP>` | Enables redundancy between two SMC servers. See section Setting up SMC server redundancy in the Administration guide.
`smc-reset-ca` | Resets the internal certification authority of the SMC server. See section Resetting the internal certification authority of the SMC server.
`smc-sns-cli-script` | Runs SNS CLI commands on a pool of firewalls. See section Running SNS CLI commands on an environment of firewalls.
`smc-syslog-ng` | Configures the logging service in Syslog format. See section Sending SMC logs to a remote server in Syslog format.
`smc-update` | Updating the SMC server See section Updating the SMC server.
`smc-version` | Displays the version of the SMC server. See section Verifying the SMC server version in command line.