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Table Of Contents
- VMware vRealize Configuration Manager Security Guide
- Contents
- About This Book
- Introduction to VCM Security
- Domain Infrastructure
- VCM Installation Kits
- Server Zone Security
- VCM Collector Server
- SQL Server
- Web Server
- VCM Agent Systems and Managed Machines
- VCM User Interface System
- Decommissioning
- Authentication
- Transport Layer Security
- Keys and Certificates
- How VCM Uses Certificates
- Installing Certificates for the VCM Collector
- Changing Certificates
- Delivering Initial Certificates to Agents
- Storing and Transporting Certificates
- Mark a Certificate as Authorized on Windows
- Creating Certificates Using Makecert
- Update the Collector Certificate Thumbprint in the VCM Database
- Managing the VCM UNIX Agent Certificate Store
- Supplemental References
- Index
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -d -f filename
or
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -d -g fingerprint
Delete existing certificates from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -d -s subject
Delete all existing certificates from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -d -a
Display an existing certificate from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -l -f filename
or
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -l -g fingerprint
Display existing certificates from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -l -s subject
Display all existing certificates from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -l
Export an existing certificate and associated key from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -e -f filename
or
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -e -g fingerprint
Export existing certificates and associated keys from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -e -s subject
Export all existing certificates and associated keys from the certificate store:
CSI_ManageCertificateStore -e -a
CSI_ManageCertificateStore Output
To provide useful feedback to the user, CSI_ManageCertificateStore displays information about each
certificate that the command acts on.
The displayed information is as follows:
{Action} Certificate:
Fingerprint: {SHA1 hash fingerprint of the certificate}
Common Name: {Common name of the certificate}
Subject: {Subject of the certificate}
Examples of CSI_ManageCertificateStore Use
The following are examples of CSI_ManageCertificateStore use, with additional explanation to give you a
better sense of the tool features.
List Certificate Store Contents
Authentication
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