NAME¶

pki-server-cert - Command-Line Interface for managing System Certificates.

SYNOPSIS¶

pki-server [CLI-options] cert
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-find
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-show cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-update cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-create cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-import cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-export cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-del cert-ID
pki-server [CLI-options] cert-fix

DESCRIPTION¶

The pki-server cert commands provide command-line interfaces to manage system certificates.

pki-server cert commands perform system certificate related operations on a specific CS instance. All pki-server cert commands require specification of the cert-ID to identify the target certificate.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert
List all available cert commands.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-find
List all available system certificates.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-show cert-ID
Display details of a system certificate.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-update cert-ID
Update corresponding subsystem's CS.cfg with the system certificate data and CSR from NSS db

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-create cert-ID
Create a new system certificate.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-import cert-ID
Import a system certificate into NSS database and update the corresponding subsystem's CS.cfg.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-export cert-ID
Export a system certificate or its CSR or its PKCS #12 to a file.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-del cert-ID
Remove a system certificate from NSS db.

pki-server [CLI-options] cert-fix
Fix all expired certs in the PKI instance.

To view each command's usage, type pki-server cert-lt;commandgt; --help.

All pki-server commands must be executed as the system administrator.

OPTIONS¶

The other CLI options are described in pki-server(8).

SEE ALSO¶

offline-cert-renewal(7)

AUTHORS¶

Dinesh Prasanth M K lt;dmoluguw@redhat.comgt; and Endi S Dewata lt;edewata@redhat.comgt;

COPYRIGHT¶

Copyright (c) 2018 Red Hat, Inc. This is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2). A copy of this license is available at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.txt.