HP Systems Insight Manager 6.3 Command Line Interface Guide

Where the value 3 requires the use of trusted certificates and the value 1 does not require using
trusted certificates. To list the certificates in the key store, use either the –ln or –ld option. For
example:
# mxcert –ln | –ld
• The –ln option lists basic information about the certificate.
• The –ld option lists detailed information about the certificates, including certificate fingerprint
data.
• The –s option synchronizes the server certificate with the server certificate in the SSL shared
directory.
• The –c option creates a Certificate Signing Request.
Systems Insight Manager passwords
The mxpassword command adds, removes, modifies, and lists SSH key passwords stored by
Systems Insight Manager. Passwords appear in clear text. When using this command, ensure that
the passwords are protected.
To add a new password, enter:
# mxpassword –a –x key1=value1 [–x key2=value â ¦]
# mxpassword –a –f file
• The –x option assigns password value to password key name key. There can be multiple key
and value pairs provided to the add command.
• The –f option adds the passwords defined in the file. This is a more secure option because
the passwords are not available for viewing on the terminal screen, or in the command line
history.
To modify an existing password, enter:
# mxpassword –m –x key1=newvalue [–x key2=newvalue â ¦]
To remove existing passwords, enter:
# mxpassword –r –x key1 [–x key2 â ¦]
To list existing passwords, enter:
# mxpassword –l [–x key â ¦]
If you provide specific keys using the –x option, the passwords for those keys display. Otherwise,
all known passwords appear. The mxpassword command uses the follow options:
• The –g option launches a GUI.
• The –c option checks for the existence of a key store.
• The –n option creates a new server certificate.
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