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ods-enforcer(8)		    OpenDNSSEC ods-enforcer	       ods-enforcer(8)

NAME
       ods-enforcer - OpenDNSSEC enforcer Engine client

SYNOPSIS
       ods-enforcer help | start | stop	| reload | running
       ods-enforcer queue | flush | signconf | enforce | verbosity <number>
       ods-enforcer update conf	| repositorylist | all
       ods-enforcer policy list	| export | import | purge | resalt
       ods-enforcer zone list |	add | delete | set-policy
       ods-enforcer zonelist export | import
       ods-enforcer  key list |	export | import	| ds-submit | ds-seen |	ds-re-
       tract | ds-gone | generate | purge | rollover
       ods-enforcer backup list	| prepare | commit | rollback
       ods-enforcer rollover list
       ods-enforcer repository list
       ods-enforcer help [COMMAND]

DESCRIPTION
       ods-enforcer is part of the OpenDNSSEC software.	With  this  tool,  you
       can  send commands to the enforcer engine daemon.  ods-enforcer manages
       the operation of	the KASP Enforcer, which is  the  part	of  OpenDNSSEC
       that triggers key generation and	signing	operations on domains based on
       policies	 with user-defined timing and security requirements. Among the
       functions of ods-enforcer are key management, import to the  zone  list
       and  manually  rolling keys to recover from exceptional situations like
       key loss. The following sections	discuss	the subcommands.

       For more	information, go	to  http://www.opendnssec.org  and  visit  the
       Documentation page.

GENERIC	OPTIONS
       help   Show a brief list	of commands.

       start  Start the	engine and the process.

       stop   Stop the engine and terminate the	process.

       reload Reload the engine.

       running
	      Return acknowledgment that the engine is running.

       verbosity
	      Set verbosity to the given number.

SCHEDULING OPTIONS
       queue  queue  shows all scheduled tasks with their time of the earliest
	      executions, as well as all tasks currently being processed.

       flush  Execute all scheduled tasks immediately.

       enforce
	      Force the	enforcer to run	once for every zone.

SIGNCONF AND UPDATE SUBCOMMANDS
       signconf
	      Force write of signer configuration files	for all	zones.

       update conf
	      Update the configuration from conf.xml and reload	the enforcer.

       update repository list
	      List repositories.

       update all
	      Perform policy import, zonelist import,  and  update  repository
	      list.

POLICY ADMINISTRATION SUBCOMMNADS
       policy list
	      List all policies	in the database.

       policy export (--policy <policy>	| --all)
	      Export a specified policy	or all of them from the	database.

       policy import
	      Import policies from kasp.xml into the enforcer database.

       policy purge
	      This  command  will  remove any policies from the	database which
	      have no associated zones.	Use with caution.

       policy resalt
	      Generate new NSEC3 salts for policies that have salts older than
	      the resalt duration.

ZONE MANAGEMENT	SUBCOMMANDS
       zone list
	      List all zones currently in the database.

       zone add	--zone <zone> [--policy	<policy>] [--signerconf	<path>]	[--in-
       type <type>] [--input <path>] [--out-type <type>] [--output <path>]
       [--xml] [--suspend]
	      Add a new	zone to	the enforcer database.

       zone delete (--zone <zone> | --all [--xml])
	      Delete a zone or all of zones from the enforcer database.

       zone set-policy --zone <zone> --policy <policy> [--xml]
	      Change the policy	for a zone in the enforcer database.

       zonelist	export
	      Export list of zones from	the database to	the zonelist.xml file.

       zonelist	import [--remove-missing-zones]	[--file	<absolute path>]
	      Import zones from	zonelist.xml into the enforcer database.

KEY MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMANDS
       key list	[--verbose] [--debug] [--full] [--parsable] [--zone]
       [--keystate] [--all]
	      List information about keys in all zones,	 or  in	 a  particular
	      zone from	the database.

       key export (--zone <zone> | --all) [--keystate <state>] [--keytype
       <type>] [--ds]
	      Export DNSKEY(s) for a given zone/all from the database.

       key import --cka_id <CKA_ID> --repository <repository> --zone <zone>
       --bits <size> --algorithm <algorithm> --keystate	<state>	--keytype
       <type> --inception_time <time>
	      Add  a key which was created outside of the OpenDNSSEC code into
	      the enforcer database.

       key ds-submit --zone <zone> (--keytag <keytag> |	--cka_id <CKA_ID>)
	      Issue a ds-submit	to the enforcer	for a KSK.

       key ds-seen --zone <zone> (--keytag <keytag> | --cka_id <CKA_ID>)
	      Issue a ds-seen to the enforcer for a KSK.

       key ds-seen --all
	      Issue a ds-seen for all ready (for ds-seen) KSKs.	 This  command
	      indicates	 to OpenDNSSEC that a submitted	DS record has appeared
	      in the parent zone, and thereby trigger the completion of	a  KSK
	      rollover.

       key ds-retract --zone <zone> (--keytag <keytag> | --cka_id <CKA_ID>)
	      Issue a ds-retract to the	enforcer for a KSK.

       key ds-gone --zone <zone> (--keytag <keytag> | --cka_id <CKA_ID>)
	      Issue a ds-gone to the enforcer for a KSK.

       key generate --duration <duration> (--policy <policy> | --all)
	      Pre-generate  keys  for  all  or a given policy, the duration to
	      pre-generate for can be specified	or otherwise  its  taken  from
	      the conf.xml.

       key purge (--policy <policy> | --zone <zone> | --delete)
	      This command will	remove keys from the database and HSM that are
	      dead.   If the --delete (or -d) flag is given, the keys are also
	      purged from the HSM.  Keys are always purged from	the HSM	if the
	      <Purge>

       key rollover (--zone <zone> | --policy <policy>)	[--keytype <keytype> |
       --all]
	      Start a key rollover of the desired type *now* or	all  of	 them.
	      The process is the same as for the scheduled automated rollovers
	      however  it does not wait	for the	keys lifetime to expire	before
	      rolling. The next	rollover is due	 after	the  newest  key  aged
	      passed its lifetime.

       rollover	list [--zone <zone>]
	      List  the	 expected  dates and times of upcoming rollovers. This
	      can be used to get an idea of upcoming works.

REPOSITORY AND BACKUP SUBCOMMANDS
       backup list --repository	<repository>
	      Enumerate	backup status of keys.

       backup prepare --repository <repository>
	      Flag the keys found in all configured HSMs as to be backed up.

       backup commit --repository <repository>
	      Mark flagged keys	found in all configured	HSMs as	backed up.

       backup rollback --repository <repository>

       repository list
	      List repositories.

FILES
       /etc/opendnssec/conf.xml
	      The main configuration file for OpenDNSSEC.

       /etc/opendnssec/zonelist.xml
	      The list of zones	as defined in conf.xml.	This list is used dur-
	      ing 'zonelist import'.

       /etc/opendnssec/kasp.xml
	      The configuration	of policies that define	timing	and  security,
	      as defined in conf.xml.

       /var/opendnssec/unsigned/
	      The  location  that is usually configured	in conf.xml which con-
	      tains unsigned zones.

       /var/opendnssec/signed/
	      The location that	is usually configured in conf.xml  which  con-
	      tains signed zones.

DIAGNOSTICS
       will log	all the	problems via stderr.

SEE ALSO
       ods-control(8),	  ods-enforcerd(8),   ods-signerd(8),	ods-signer(8),
       ods-kasp(5),    ods-kaspcheck(1),    ods-timing(5),    ods-hsmspeed(1),
       ods-hsmutil(1), opendnssec(7), http://www.opendnssec.org/

AUTHORS
       ods-enforcer  was  written  by  NLnet  Labs  as	part of	the OpenDNSSEC
       project.

OpenDNSSEC			  April	2016		       ods-enforcer(8)

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