Airwall Linux Agent Airshell commands

These are the common Airshell commands for the Airwall Linux Agent.

help
List available commands. Use help tree to see commands and options.
service [ start | stop | restart]
Start, stop, or restart the Airwall Linux Agent.
profile [activate | create | list | modify | delete]
Manages profiles for your Airwall Linux Agent.
  • activate – Make a profile the active one. For example: sudo airsh profile activate <profile name or number>
  • create – Create and configure a new profile. For example: sudo airsh profile create name=<new profile name> conductor=<conductor_url> [act=<activation_code>]
  • list – List your profiles. Use list verbose to get profile details as well.
  • modify – Modify a profile. For example: sudo airsh profile modify <name|number> [name=<new-name>] [conductor=<conductor-url>] [act=<activation-code>]
  • delete – Delete a profile. For example: sudo airsh profile delete <profile name>
activate
  • activate code=<activation_code> conductor=<conductor-url> – Activate your Airwall Agent with the activation code you receive in your Airwall invitation email or from your Airwall secure network administrator. For example: sudo airsh activate code=48abc9839c3c conductor=myconductor.com
conductor [ set | sync | status ]
  • conductor set – Set or remove a Conductor IP address or URL and port (optional). For example: conductor set my-conductor.tempered. To remove a Conductor, run without a URL: conductor set.
  • conductor sync – If the Airwall Linux Agent is set to Disconnected mode on the Conductor, run this command to manually reconnect and retrieve any changes to configuration or trust policies. In Disconnected mode, you can still access resources on the Airwall secure network. See Syncing an Airwall Agent in disconnected mode.
  • conductor status – Same as status conductor, shows the status of the Airwall Linux Agent connection to the Conductor.
log follow
Watch the log file (usually for troubleshooting).
status [conductor | wifi | network]
Shows the status of the Airwall Linux Agent connection to the Conductor, status of the Wi-Fi connection, or status of the network.
Note: A Conductor status of Disconnected indicates the Airwall Linux Agent is not connected to the Conductor. If Disconnected mode is On, you can still access resources on the Airwall secure network, and your agent will reconnect at intervals for configuration and trust policy updates. If you want to reconnect manually, use conductor sync.
Note: If your status is Disconnected and Disconnected mode is Off, you will not be able to access resources. Contact your Conductor administrator.