How would an installation token be configured if the Falcon Sensor was installed on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux host?
How would an installation token be configured if the Falcon Sensor was installed on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux host?
To configure an installation token for the Falcon Sensor on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux host, the command should include both the CID (Customer ID) and the provisioning token. The correct format for this would be 'sudo /opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s --cid=<cid> --provisioning-token=ABCD1234'. This ensures that both critical pieces of information are provided during the installation process.
sudo /opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s --cid=<CID>
B. sudo yum install --cid= --provisioning-token=ABCD1234
B, the doc is clear.
When installing the Sensor on a Red Hat (RHEL) host, you need to provide the Customer ID (CID) and Provisioning Token to properly install and configure the sensor. The command in option D correctly uses falconctl to configure the Falcon Sensor with both the --cid and --provisioning-token parameters, which is the standard way to provide these values during installation.