Configuration File Prompts

For Linux- and Docker-based Installations


Prompt	Allowed values	Description
Do you want to send reports to AppViewX (if AppViewX enabled)?	Yes No	Enter yes if an AppViewX instance is present in the user premises and is needed to send the scan reports to the AppViewX Quantum Trust Hub platform.
Enter the Host Machine Username to run the docker container	String	This is applicable only for Docker agents. Enter the host machine username where the docker agent is to run. When prompted while the agent is running, enter the SSH password for this user.
Enter the type of AppViewX deployment	on-premise SaaS	Enter your AppViewX deployment type. Note: For the Managed K8s deployment, enter saas as the deployment type.
Enter AppViewX Hostname/IP Address	Valid hostname/IP address	This is applicable only for the on-premise deployment type. Enter the AppViewX instance hostname or the corresponding IP address.
Enter AppViewX Port	Any valid port number between 1 and 65535 Default: 31443	Enter the port number for the AppViewX instance. If this value is not entered, port 31443 will be enabled by default.
Is Cloud-Connector enabled?	Yes No	This prompt is applicable only for a SaaS deployment. If the user has the Cloud-Connector installed in the environment and must send requests through the Cloud Connector, enter Yes.
Enter Cloud-Connector Hostname	String	Enter the hostname of the cloud connector.
Enter Cloud-Connector Port	Valid port for the AppViewX Cloud Connector Default: 30020	Enter the cloud connector port number. By default, the port 30020 is enabled.
Enter Tenant Hostname	String	To directly send a request, without the cloud connector, enter the hostname of the SaaS tenant. For the Managed K8s deployment, enter the IP address extracted from the Web URL of your managed K8s environment.
Enter Client ID of Service Account	String	Enter the service account Client ID configured for the Configuration Scan. A user group with roles having Quantum Trust Hub permissions should be associated with this service account.
Enter Client Secret of Service Account	String	Enter the service account Client Secret configured for the Configuration Scan. A user group with roles having Quantum Trust Hub permissions should be associated with this service account.
Config Scan needed?	Yes No	Enter yes if you want to perform configuration scanning. A Configuration Scan reviews crypto libraries, protocols, cipher suites, service binding information and certificates that are binded to an application to determine the PQC readiness.
Do you want to upload certificates to AppViewX inventory?	Yes No	Enter yes if you want to upload the scan output reports to AppViewX. Uploading certificates adds them to the platform’s certificate inventory in a monitored status for visibility and PQC readiness analysis.
Certificate Scan needed?	Yes No	Enter yes if you want to scan the certificates associated with the application. A Certificate Scan inspects all certificates in use or available, based on the file path provided by the user, to assess PQC readiness. By default, certificates will be uploaded directly in the platform's certificate inventory in monitored status.
Enter the folder path containing the certificates intended for the Certificate Scan	String	Enter the path of the input folder to scan certificates and upload them to the inventory. Use / for a full file system scanning.
Network Scan needed?	Yes No	Enter Yes to include network scanning in the configuration scan. A Network Scan identifies active endpoints, protocols, and certificates in use to evaluate PQC readiness.
Enter IP range for network scan	Single IP Comma-separated range of IPs 192.168.x.x-192.168.x.x subnet 192.168.x.x/y	Enter valid IP address/range/subnet details to perform SSL/TLS handshake and find the list of the associated protocols and ciphers.

For the Windows-based Installation


Prompt	Allowed values	Description
Do you want to scan Windows Certificate Store?	Yes No	Enter yes if you want to scan the certificates present in the Windows certificate stores. Enter no if you want to scan the certificates present in a file system. You will be prompted to enter the input folder path for the certificate scan.