smsigncert Command
Purpose
Processes certificate requests and generates certificates.
Syntax
Description
The smsigncert command can be run on a machine that has been defined as internal certificate authority (CA). The command uses the CA private key to process certificate requests (*.certreq files) and generate certificates (*.cert files). You can process the request of one server, or all server requests in the specified directory dir.
Flags
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| dir | The directory where the certificate requests (*.certreq files) reside, and to which the certificates (*.cert files) will be written. |
| -a | All certificate requests (*.certreq files) in the specified dir directory will be processed. For each certificate request (S.certreq), a certificate S.cert will be generated in the specified dir directory. |
| -s server_name | The full TCP/IP name of the server whose certificate request (server_name.certreq in the specified dir directory) will be processed. |
| -e mm/dd/yyyy | Expiration date for the server certificates. The default expiration date is two years from the date of issuing the command. |
Examples
smsigncert /usr/websm/security/tmp S101.IBM.COM -e 12/31/1999
smsigncert /usr/websm/security/tmp -a Files
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| /usr/websm/security/SMCa.log | Lists detailed information on all operations executed by the CA. |