HP Systems Insight Manager 5.3 Command Line Interface reference guide

Limitations
This command can only be run on the CMS.
It is not an error to remove an authorization that does not exist. This operation results in a return value
of 0.
An authorization is nonexistent if all of its attributes (user name, toolbox name, node or node group
name) are valid HP SIM objects, but they are not associated as an authorization.
It is not an error to add an authorization that already exists in HP SIM. This operation results in a return
value of 0.
See also
HP-UX
mxauth(4), mxuser(1M), mxngroup(1M), mxngroup(4), mxnode(1M), mxtoolbox(1M)
Linux
mxauth(4), mxuser(8), mxngroup(8), mxnode(8), mxtoolbox(8)
mxcert
Manages certificates in HP SIM.
Synopsis
mxcert -n CN=common_name ALT=alternative name(s) OU=organization_unit
O=organization_name L=locality_name ST=state C=country_code
mxcert -i [-f filespec|- ]
mxcert -t [-f filespec|- ]
mxcert -r alias|CN
mxcert -ln [alias|CN]
mxcert ld [alias|CN]
mxcert l alias|CN
mxcert -c
mxcert -w
mxcert w CN=common_name OU=organization_unit O=organization_name L=locality_name ST=state
C=country_code
mxcert -s
mxcert -b 1|3
Description
mxcert allows you to manage the server certificate and the trusted certificates in the HP SIM keystore.
Options
-n
Create a new server certificate.
-n [CN=x] [ALT=x] [OU=x] [O=x] [L=x] [ST=x] [C=x]
-n [CN=x][ ALT=x] [OU=x] [O=x] [L=x] [ST=x] [C=x] Create a new server certificate with the provided details,
where CN=common_name, ALT=alternative name(s), OU=organizational_unit, O=organization_name,
L=locality_name, ST=state, and C=country-code.
-i [ -f filespec ]
Import a signed server certificate from the specified file.
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