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I don't know how contributions work with this project, so I thought: let's just open it up as an issue.
(Talking about the TSS.Java, as I use it)
The Problem:
A TPM simulator can be run on a user-specified port. And thus, connection to local TPM simulators should be possible to do the same.
Solution:
This can be achieved by adding a version of localTpmSimulator() in the TpmFactory Class, which gets a port as a parameter and passes it to TpmDeviceTcp(host, port) constructor (line 25).
I'd really appreciate this. If you want, I could also simply open up a pull request.
Thanks and best regards,
Lucas
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You can connect to an arbitrary end-point supporting the TPM simulator's protocol using the "remoteTpm" method. The only additional thing you may need to do is to issue tpm.Startup(TPM_SU.CLEAR) command to "turn on" the simulator.
Hi,
I don't know how contributions work with this project, so I thought: let's just open it up as an issue.
(Talking about the TSS.Java, as I use it)
The Problem:
A TPM simulator can be run on a user-specified port. And thus, connection to local TPM simulators should be possible to do the same.
Solution:
This can be achieved by adding a version of localTpmSimulator() in the TpmFactory Class, which gets a port as a parameter and passes it to TpmDeviceTcp(host, port) constructor (line 25).
I'd really appreciate this. If you want, I could also simply open up a pull request.
Thanks and best regards,
Lucas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: