network handlers

Table of contents

• Synopsis
• Description
• Options
  • --driver
• Example

network-handlers - list supported network handlers in dbvr.

Synopsis

dbvr network-handlers [-hV] [--driver=<driverId>]

Tip: You can also use global options with this command.

Tip: Network handler configuration in dbvr follows the same model as in DBeaver. For background, see Network configuration.

Description

List available network handlers supported by dbvr.

Network handlers define additional network-level configuration for a datasource, such as SSH tunnels, SSL settings, proxy configuration, AWS SSM tunnels, or Kubernetes port forwarding.

The output includes:

• Network handler ID
• Name and description
• Supported drivers
• Available parameters and their possible values, if restricted

Options

--driver

--driver=<driverId>

Filter network handlers supported by driver ID. The value must match an existing driver.

Use this option to see only handlers applicable to the selected driver.

Run driver list to see available drivers. Use the Driver ID value. You can also check the full list of databases and their driver IDs in Databases support.

Example

dbvr network-handlers --driver=postgres-jdbc

Sample output:

Network Handler ID: ssh_tunnel
Name: SSH
Parameters:
  - ssh.host
  - ssh.port
  - ssh.authType (PASSWORD, PUBLIC_KEY, AGENT)
  - ssh.user
  - ssh.password