Use the EASGConfigure.sh script to display the current EASG state on an Avaya Experience Portal server. The current EASG state can be enabled or disabled.
Before you begin
If the current EASG state of the Avaya Experience Portal server is disabled, you cannot log into the Experience Portal server with any Avaya Services Login accounts. Ensure that the server has a non-Avaya service account with root privilege or a user who belongs to the susers group to run the EASGConfigure.sh script.
Log on to the Avaya Experience Portal Linux server in one of the following ways:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Log in locally as a user with root privilege or as a user who belongs to the susers group.
Log in remotely as a non-root user, and enter the su - command to change the user to a user with root privileges or a user who belongs to the susers group.
Navigate to the $AVAYA_HOME/Support/Security-Tools/EASG directory where the script is located.
