ARMARA Course 07

Course 07 / Module 04

Control who else can reach your agents

Audit the device-access boundary and remove only genuine paired-device identifiers.

Level
Intermediate
Time
12 minutes
Commands
4
Finish
An access-boundary finding

Video / coming soon

The written lesson is complete now.

Audit before pairing

Pairing is disabled on the live install. No config or restart change is made in this lesson.

Interactive pairing is capture live.
01

Treat devices as access

A paired device can reach agents and create spending. Inventory is an access review.

02

Read the two entry points

Run in your terminal
armaraos devices pair
armaraos qr
03

List before removal

Run in your terminal
armaraos devices list --json
Real pairing-not-enabled response and device remove help
Fresh live output / access boundary disabled / no device ID available
04

Read the error literally

Pairing not enabled is not an empty device array. A roster cannot be claimed.

05

Remove only a genuine ID

Run in your terminal
armaraos devices remove <DEVICE_ID>

No ID exists in current output, so no removal runs.

06

Keep the localhost boundary visible

Pairing widens who can reach the local service, so it deserves recurring review.

07

Leave disabled state intact

Enabling pairing would require a config change and restart, neither needed for this access-control lesson.

Check it / distinguish unavailable from empty

Why is there no revoke candidate?

Point to the pairing-disabled error and the absence of a real device ID.

Safety note

Device removal is immediate. Use only an exact ID you cannot account for.

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