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6: Certificate
Usage: fmsadmin CERTIFICATE [CERT_OP] [options] [NAME] [FILE]
Description:
This command lets the administrator manage SSL certificates.
Valid certificate operations (CERT_OP) are:
CREATE Generate an SSL private key and a certificate request
to be sent to a certificate authority for signing.
IMPORT Import an SSL certificate issued by a certificate authority.
DELETE Remove the certificate request, custom certificate, and
associated private key.
For the CREATE operation, a unique NAME for the database server is
needed. This is in the form of server name or DNS name. For example
fmsadmin certificate create svr.company.com --keyfilepass secret
or
fmsadmin certificate create /CN=svr.company.com/C=US --keyfilepass secret
For the IMPORT operation, the full path of the signed certificate FILE
from the certificate authority is required, e.g.
fmsadmin certificate import /Downloads/Signed.cer --keyfilepass secret
Options:
--keyfile KEYFILE
Specifies the private key file which is associated with the signed
certificate file. Use this option to IMPORT a certificate that wasn't
generated using CERTIFICATE CREATE.
--keyfilepass secret
Specifies the encryption password used to encrypt and decrypt the
private key file. This option is required for the CREATE operation.
Use this option to IMPORT an encrypted certificate.
--intermediateCA intermediateCAfile
Specifies the file that contains the intermediate CA certificate(s).
If the certificate was signed by an intermediate certificate authority,
use this option to IMPORT the intermediateCAFile from the vendor that
issued the certificate.