The macOS full Client is designed for use on a normal user's device, however it requires administrator rights to install. When a user clicks the .dmg file the full Client will then be installed with the auto-start option enabled.
The full Client supports auto-update and when the user initiates the update it will be updated.
Using the command line to start the Client
Once installed, when Appgate SDP is run normally (when a user clicks it), then the Client launches.
It is also possible to pre-install the profile link at run time and avoid any subsequent user interactions required. By example; to pre-install a Client profile (so the users will go straight to the sign-in form) run: /Applications/Appgate\ SDP.app/Contents/MacOS/Appgate\ SDP --url appgate://Controller.myco..com/profilename... --novalidate
Logs
Client logs
Under 'FILES' they are at ~/.appgatesdp/log
log- includes the logs from the main service
ui- includes logs from the UI process
At the end of everyday a log-date and a ui-date record is archived for 30 days.
Driver logs
Use the macOS utility 'Console' to view client logs under var/log appgate>driver.log
Under 'FILES' they are at /var/log/appgate/driver.log
From 'terminal' you can also enter: sudo cat /var/log/appgate/driver.log
Log Level
To change the log level just start the Client from the command line:
/Applications/AppGate\ SDP.app/Contents/MacOS/Appgate\ SDP --loglevel <value>
The <value> options are: Dump, Trace, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal
Info is the normal setting – moving to the right will reduce the amount of log records saved - moving to the left is not recommended unless instructed to do so by AppGate support.
To return to normal - quit the Client and then restart normally.