Manage TLS Certificate Files for OST
Use the following commands to manage Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificate files for OpenStorage Technology (OST).
Note: OST is only available on certain DXi models. See your DXi User's Guide to determine whether OST is available for your model.
Install TLS Certificates
Install user-provided TLS certificate files. The system needs the certificate files to support TLS 256 bit encryption.
Command
syscli ‑‑install tlscertificate [‑‑certificate <certificate_fullpath>] [‑‑privatekey <key_fullpath>] [‑‑certificateauthority <authority_fullpath>] [‑‑rejectionlist <rejection_fullpath>]
Command Attributes
Review the following attribute descriptions.
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Installs the user-provided TLS certificate files. |
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Enter the absolute path of the TLS certificate files. Note: The absolute path of the certificate files is user-provided. Note: Always install the certificate and private key files together. |
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Enter the absolute path of the private key file. Note: The absolute path of the private key files is user-provided. Note: Always install the certificate and private key file together. |
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Enter the absolute path of the certificate authority file. Note: The absolute path of the certificate files is user-provided. |
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Enter the absolute path of the rejection file. Note: The absolute path of the rejection file is user-provided. |
Restore Default TLS Certificates
Restore the TLS certificates to factory default certificates.
Command
syscli ‑‑restore tlscertificate
Access TLS Status
Access the current status of your system's TLS certificate files.
Command
syscli ‑‑getstatus tlscertificate
