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Working in the CLI
Certificate Commands
Each SSL certificate installed on Equalizer has a CLI context that provides commands for managing the certificate
and its associated private key. Certificates, private keys, and CRLs (see the following section) are used by
Equalizer to provide SSL offloading for HTTPS clusters.
In SSL offloading, Equalizer terminates the SSL connection with the client, decrypts the client request using a
certificate and key, sends the request on to the appropriate server, and encrypts the server response before
forwarding it on to the client.
Certificates are uploaded to Equalizer and then associated with one or more clusters. Two types of certificates
may be used to authenticate HTTPS cluster connections:
l A
cluster certificate
is required to authenticate the cluster to the client and to decrypt the client request
(these are also called
server certificates
). For cluster certificates, both a certificate file and a private key file
must be uploaded to Equalizer.
l A cluster may also be configured to ask for, or require, a
client certificate
-- a certificate used to authenticate
the client to Equalizer. For client certificates, only a certificate file is uploaded to Equalizer(no keyfile is
used).
Supported certificate commands are shown in the following tables.
Using Certificate Commands in Global Context
Using Certificate Commands in Global Context
eqcli > certificate certname [cmd ...] : Create certname (req_cmds = *
commands below)
eqcli > certificate certname cmd ... : Modify certname (cmd = any commands
below)
eqcli > no certificate certname : Delete certname
eqcli > show certificate [certname] : Display all certificates or
certname
eqcli > certificate certname : Change to "cert-certname" context
(see below)
Using Certificate Commands in Certificate Context
Using Certificate Commands in Certificate Context
eqcli cert-certname> certfile {edit|url} : Upload SSL certificate
eqcli cert-certname> keyfile {edit|url} : Upload private key
eqcli cert-certname> show : Display the certificate
configuration.
The arguments to the certfile and keyfile commands are:
edit - Launch an editor to supply the content of the certificate or key file.
url - Download the certificate or key file from the ftp:// or http:// protocol URL supplied on the command line.
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