HP WBEM Services for HP-UX and Linux System Administrator's Guide

HP WBEM Services Executables
HP WBEM Services Executables
Chapter 332
— rsautl - RSA utility to sign, verify, encrypt and decrypt data
using the RSA algorithm
— dsa - processes DSA keys
— genrsa - generates an RSA private key
— req - PKCS#10 certificate and certificate generating utility
— verify - utility to verify certificates
— x509 - certificate display and signing utility
— dsaparam - DSA parameter manipulation and generation
— rsa - processes RSA keys
— version - prints OpenSSL version information
You must have root permission to use openssl. You can use openssl
whether CIM Server is running or not.
• osinfo - run a HP WBEM Services client that gathers information
about the operating system where the command is issued. The
command uses the Operating System Provider, which is bundled
with HP WBEM Services for HP-UX.
The response lists some properties of the class, including the
hostname, operating system type, version, user license, OS capability
(32- or 64-bit), last boot time, local date time, and system uptime.
By default, the information is formatted for display in English with
uptime displayed in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. You can
choose to get the information in CIM format.
You can use the command for troubleshooting, to see if HP WBEM
Services can return a simple request about its own system.
Any user can execute the osinfo command; root permission is not
required. You can use it only when CIM Server is running.
• ssltrustmgr - manage x509 certificates in a PEM format trust store
file. Use ssltrustmgr to add, remove, or list x509 certificates in a
PEM format trust store file.
• wbemexec - submit a CIM Operation Request to a CIM Server. The
request must be encoded in XML. The CIM response is also encoded
in XML.You will get a message if the request does not pass the
syntax checks of the CIM Server’s HTTP server or the XML decoder.