4. Enable the TunnelProxy Object in the KommanderCluster: CLI Proxied Access

Ensure you have set the required variables in 2. Prepare your Environment: CLI Proxied Access and created a TunnelProxy object in 3. Create a TunnelProxy Object: CLI Proxied Access before you run the following commands.
Ensure you run the following command on the Management cluster. See Provide Context for Commands with a kubeconfig File for more information around switching cluster contexts.

To enable the TunnelProxy, reference the object in the KommanderCluster object.

On the Management cluster, patch the KommanderCluster object with the name of the TunnelProxy you created in the previous page:

CODE

kubectl patch --type merge kommanderclusters -n ${WORKSPACE_NAMESPACE} ${NETWORK_RESTRICTED_CLUSTER} --patch "{\"spec\": {\"clusterTunnelProxyConnectorRef\": { \"name\": \"${TUNNEL_PROXY_NAME}\"}}}"

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5. Verify the Proxy: CLI Proxied Access