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Accessing PPC using a Linux machine

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Ensure that the following prerequisites are met.

Perform the following steps to access PPC using a separate Linux machine.

Log in to Linux machine with root credentials.
Configure AWS credentials, using the following command.
```
aws configure
```
Verify that AWS credentials are working, using the following command.
```
aws sts get-caller-identity
```
If the Kubernetes command-line tool is not available, then install the Kubernetes command-line tool, using the following command.

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Ensure that PPC is successfully installed before installing the features or protectors.

The following table lists the available features.

Feature	Description
Data Discovery	Installing Data Discovery
Semantic Guardrails	Installing Semantic Guardrails
Protegrity Agent	Installing Protegrity Agent
Anonymization	Installing Anonymization
Synthetic Data	Installing Synthetic Data

The following table lists the available protectors.

Protector	Description
Application Protector	Installing Application Protector
Repository Protector	Installing Repository Protector
Application Protector Java Container	Installing Application Protector Java Container
Rest Container	Installing Rest Container
Cloud Protector	Installing Cloud Protector

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Before starting a restore, ensure the following conditions are met:

An existing backup is available. Backups are taken automatically as part of the default installation using scheduled backup mechanisms. These backups are stored in an AWS S3 bucket configured during the original installation.
Access to the original backup AWS S3 bucket. During restore, the same S3 bucket that was used during the original installation must be specified.