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certificate delete

certificate delete - Allows removing SSL certificates from the unit

Description:

certificate delete allows you to remove a SLL certificate present in the unit.

Syntax:

 certificate delete {name}

Parameters:

Parameter Description
name The common name of the certificate to be removed.

certificate export-local

certificate delete - Allows removing SSL certificates from the unit

Description:

certificate export allows you to upload a local default or custom TLS certificate to a remote server through scp, ftps, https, or sftp protocol.

Syntax:

  certificate export-local {
    {name <certificate-name>} |
    {type {pkcs7 | PEM | DER}} |
    {url  <url>}}+

Parameters:

Parameter Description
name The name of the local default or custom certificate to export. This name is actually the certificate's common name.
type The certificate format being exported. Possible values are: pkcs7, PEM or DER.
url URL to reach the server and directory (e.g. scp://<user>:<passwd>@mypc.com:/certs/certificate.pem)

certificate generate-local

certificate generate-local - Generate a local certificate.

Description:

certificate generate-local allows the user to generate and activate the local custom self-signed certificate.

Syntax:

   certificate generate-local {
    {country-name <string>} |
    {state <string>} |
    {locality <string>} |
    {organization <string>} |
    {organizational-unit <string>} |
    {common-name <string>} |
    {subject-alternative-names <string>}}+

Parameters:

Parameter Description
country-name The two-letter country code where the organization is located, such as: US, CA. (required)
state The state or province where the organization is located. (optional)
locality The city or locality where the organization is located. (optional)
organization The name of the organization to which the certificate is issued. (required)
organizational-unit The division or department within the organization. (optional)
common-name A Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) typically represents the domain name for which the certificate is issued. (required)
subject-alternative-names A comma-separated list of DNS names. (required)

certificate import

certificate import - Allows importing SSL certificates into the unit.

Description:

Maximum number of single certificates supported is 10.
Maximum number of client/server certificates supported is 5.

Syntax:

  certificate import {
    {type {pkcs7 | pkcs12 | PEM | DER}} |
    {url <url>} |
    {passcode}}+

Parameters:

Parameter Description
type The type of the certificate being imported. Possible values are:
  • pkcs12: Used to import client certificates including the private key and the CA chain of certificates.
  • pkcs7: Used to import multiple CA certificates.
  • x509-PEM: Used to import either:
    • A client or server certificate and its private key.
    • A single or multiple CA certificate.
  • x509-DER: Used to import single CA certificates.
url URL to reach the server and directory, for example:
  • tftp://192.168.1.1/certs/certificate.p7
  • ftp://192.168.1.1/certs/certificate.p7
The URL host subcomponent consists of a name or an IP address. IPv4 addresses must be in dot-decimal notation, and IPv6 addresses must be enclosed in brackets ([]).
passcode The passcode to decipher the certificate. Leave blank if the certificate is not encrypted.

certificate renew-local

certificate renew-local - Renew local certificates

Description:

certificate renew-local allows user to renew the local default or custom certificate.

Syntax:

  certificate export-local {
      certificate renew-local {name <string>}

Parameters:

Parameter Description
name The common name of the local default or custom certificate to renew.

certificate show

certificate show - Show SSL certificates

Description:

Shows a summary of the SSL certificates present in the unit if no name is specified. If a common name is specified, the certificate contents are displayed.

Syntax:

  certificate show {[name]}

Parameters:

Parameter Description
name The common name of the certificate to be displayed.

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