Owner's manual
Table Of Contents
- Reference Manual
- Overview
- Conventions
- Scope
- Supported Devices
- Overview
- Understanding the CLI
- A Typical Development System
- Serial Device Server Use
- Ethernet Bridge Use
- WLAN Security
- WLAN Roaming
- FTP Configuration
- Power Save
- Command Descriptions
- dev-type
- wl-security
- get-cert
- get-cfg
- put-cert
- put-cfg
- ca-cert-filename
- ca-cert2-filename
- client-cert-filename
- client-cert2-filename
- priv-key-filename
- priv-key2-filename
- priv-key-password
- priv-key2-password
- ? [Question Mark]
- help
- dh-parm-filename
- eap-password
- eap-ident
- eap-anon-ident
- eap-phase1
- eap-phase2
- subject-match
- subject-match2
- clear-cred
- clear
- del-cert
- clear-wep
- default-cfg
- radio-on
- radio-off
- ping
- stats
- ftp-server-address
- ftp-server-path
- ftp-user
- ftp-password
- ftp-filename
- save
- telnet-port
- http-port
- eth-ip
- eth-gateway
- eth-subnet
- eth-mode
- wl-specific-scan
- apply-cfg
- wl-assoc-backoff
- arp-reachable-time
- arp-staleout-time
- del-cfg
- discover
- intf-type
- list-cfg
- ssh-keygen
- ssh-keysize
- startup-text
- startup-msg
- ver-fw
- ver-radio
- ver-uboot
- wl-dhcp-vendorid
- wl-udp-ping
- wl-wins1
- wl-wins2
- cfg-dump
- Change Log
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del-cert
Command
del-cert
Arguments
[ASCII Text string]
Device Type
All
Default
[blank]
Description
Removes user certificates and private keys. The argument can be a filename or a wildcard for a group
of one or more certificates to be deleted. You must save the changes in order for the user credentials
to be permanently removed from the module.
del-cert *.* : Will delete all certificates.
del-cert user*.* : Will delete all certificates beginning with user
It is required to issue the save command after this command to permanently delete the files from the
device server.