Available subcommands
The manage-certificates tool uses subcommands to indicate which function you want to invoke.
The subcommands that it offers include the following.
| Subcommand | Description |
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Lists the certificates in a key store. |
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Imports a certificate into a trusted certificate entry, or imports a certificate chain and private key into a private key entry. |
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Exports a certificate from a key store. |
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Exports a private key from a key store. |
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Generates a self-signed certificate. |
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Generates a certificate signing request that can be provided to a certification authority. |
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Signs a certificate signing request with a specified issuer certificate. |
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Checks a specified certificate in a key store to verify whether it is suitable for use as a listener certificate. |
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Initiates the TLS negotiation process with a specified server to obtain its certificate chain to update a trust store with information needed to trust that chain. |
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Displays the contents of a file containing one or more PEM-encoded or DER-encoded X.509 certificates. |
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Displays the contents of a file containing a PEM-encoded or DER-encoded PKCS #10 certificate signing request (CSR). |
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Changes the alias for an entry in a key store. |
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Changes the password for a key store. |
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Changes the password used to protect the private key for a specified entry in a key store. |