HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

WLM command reference
wlmcert
Appendix A 367
This operation is performed automatically when you
install WLM. After running this operation:
• The system trusts itself
• You can use the wlmcert extract command to
make a copy of the system’s certificate, which you
can then add to other systems’ WLM certificate
repositories (truststores) to enable secure
communications between the current system and
those systems
install -c certificate
Adds the named certificate to the WLM truststore
on the current system.
Only root can execute this operation.
The current system can communicate securely with
any system for which it has a certificate in its
truststore. When using WLM management of virtual
partitions or nPartitions, each partition must have in
its truststore the certificate for every other partition
with which it is being managed.
NOTE If you use Serviceguard on the system running
wlmpard, any systems to which wlmpard might fail over
must have the same certificates installed in their
truststores as does the primary wlmpard node.
Therefore, be sure to install the certificates from the
systems managed by that wlmpard on any systems to
which wlmpard might fail over. Also, install the
certificates from all failover systems to the systems
being managed by that wlmpard.
delete -c certificate
Removes the named certificate from the WLM
truststore on the current system.
Only root can execute this operation.