The certificate command is used to manage the system’s certificates that are used to establish TLS connections to the audit server as well as to secure HTTPS sessions.
Note
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certificatecommand can only be used by an administrator. -
The
autocertfile is a default certificate file, generated when the IP address is changed from factory settings, or when an audit or an HTTPS session starts with no selected certificate.
Synopsis
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Actions
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Action |
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get |
Displays the information for the specified certificate or all certificates, including certificate name, type, signature, subject, issuer, expiration, and fingerprint. |
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list |
Lists the specified certificate or all certificates installed on the encoder or decoder, including the type and name. |
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view |
Displays the content of the named certificate file. |
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create |
Generates a Self-signed certificate or a Certificate Signing Request. The |
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delete |
Deletes the selected certificate. The Note The |
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import |
Imports a certificate to be installed on the device. The |
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select |
Selects the certificate used when establishing a TLS connection with the audit server or starting an HTTPS session. |
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verify |
Verifies the validity of the specified certificate. |
Parameters
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Parameter |
Default |
Description |
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sign |
self |
The signature type for the certificate:
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subject |
query |
Sets the certificate's distinguished name parameters:
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type |
id |
The type of certificate to either import or generate: Note Only ID certificates can be generated. Chain and CA certificates can only be imported.
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fmt |
auto |
The format in which the certificate is encrypted:
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infile |
N/A |
The name of the file to import. Note The administrator has previously downloaded/uploaded the certificate file to import in its home directory (using SCP, for example). |
Examples
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Returns the certificate information for the Makito.
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