sslcfg command

Use this command to display and configure the SSL for the IMM and manage certificates.

Running the sslcfg command with no options displays all SSL configuration information. The sslcfg command is used to generate a new encryption key and self-signed certificate or certificate signing request (CSR). The following table shows the arguments for the options.

Table 1. sslcfg command.
The following table is a multi-row three column table consisting of the options, option descriptions, and associated values for the options.
Option	Description	Values
-server	SSL server status	enabled, disabled Note The SSL server can be enabled only if a valid certificate is in place.
-client	SSL client status	enabled, disabled Note The SSL client can be enabled only if a valid server or client certificate is in place.
-cim	CIM over HTTPS status	enabled, disabled Note CIM over HTTPS can be enabled only if a valid server or client certificate is in place.
-cert	Generate self-signed certificate	server, client, sysdir, storekey Note Values for the -c, -sp, -cl, -on, and -hn command options are required when generating a self-signed certificate. Values for the -cp, -ea, -ou, -s, -gn, -in, and -dq command options are optional when generating a self-signed certificate.
-csr	Generate a CSR	server, client, sysdir, storekey Note Values for the -c, -sp, -cl, -on, and -hn command options are required when generating a CSR. Values for the -cp, -ea, -ou, -s, -gn, -in, -dq, -cpwd, and -un command options are optional when generating a CSR.
-i	IP address for TFTP/SFTP server	Valid IP address Note An IP address for the TFTP or SFTP server must be specified when uploading a certificate, or downloading a certificate or CSR.
-pn	Port number of TFTP/SFTP server	Valid port number (default 69/22)
-u	User name for SFTP server	Valid user name
-pw	Password for SFTP server	Valid password
-l	Certificate filename	Valid filename Note A filename is required when downloading or uploading a certificate or CSR. If no filename is specified for a download, the default name for the file is used and displayed.
-dnld	Download certificate file	This option takes no arguments; but, must also specify values for the -cert or -csr command option (depending on the certificate type being downloaded). This option takes no arguments; but, must also specify values for the -i command option, and -l (optional) command option.
-upld	Imports certificate file	This option takes no arguments, but must also specify values for the -cert, -i, and -l command options.
-tcx	Trusted certificate x for SSL client	import, download, remove Note The trusted certificate number, x, is specified as an integer from 1 to 3 in the command option.
-c	Country	Country code (2 letters) Note Required when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-sp	State or province	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Required when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-cl	City or locality	Quote-delimited string (maximum 50 characters) Note Required when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-on	Organization name	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Required when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-hn	IMM host name	String (maximum 60 characters) Note Required when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-cp	Contact person	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-ea	Contact person email address	Valid email address (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-ou	Organizational unit	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-s	Surname	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-gn	Given name	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-in	Initials	Quote-delimited string (maximum 20 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-dq	Domain name qualifier	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a self-signed certificate or CSR.
-cpwd	Challenge password	String (minimum 6 characters, maximum 30 characters) Note Optional when generating a CSR.
-un	Unstructured name	Quote-delimited string (maximum 60 characters) Note Optional when generating a CSR.

Syntax:

sslcfg [options]
option:
  -server state
  -client state
  -cim state
  -cert certificate_type
  -csr certificate_type
  -i ip_address
  -pn   port_number
  -u    username
  -pw password
  -l filename
  -dnld
  -upld
  -tc xaction
  -c country_code
  -sp state_or_province
  -cl city_or_locality
  -on organization_name
  -hn bmc_hostname
  -cp contact_person
  -ea email_address
  -ou organizational_unit
  -s surname
  -gn given_name
  -in initials
  -dq dn_qualifier
  -cpwd challenge_password
  -un unstructured_name

Examples:

system> sslcfg
-server enabled
-client disabled
-sysdir enabled
SSL Server Certificate status:
 A self-signed certificate is installed
SSL Client Certificate status:
 A self-signed certificate is installed
SSL CIM Certificate status:
 A self-signed certificate is installed
SSL Client Trusted Certificate status:
 Trusted Certificate 1: Not available
 Trusted Certificate 2: Not available
 Trusted Certificate 3: Not available
 Trusted Certificate 4: Not available

Client certificate examples:

To generate a CSR for a storage key, enter the following command:
system> sslcfg
-csr storekey -c US -sp NC -cl rtp -on Lenovo -hn XCC-5cf3fc6e0c9d
-cp Contact -ea "" -ou""
ok

The above example is displayed on multiple lines due to space limitations.

To download a certificate from the IMM to another server, enter the following command:
system> sslcfg
-csr storekey -dnld -i 192.168.70.230 -l storekey.csr
ok

To upload the certificate processed by the Certificate Authority (CA), enter the following command:
system> sslcfg
-cert storekey -upld -i 192.168.70.230 -l tklm.der

To generate a self-signed certificate, enter the following command:
system> sslcfg
-cert storekey -c US -sp NC -cl rtp -on Lenovo -hn XCC-5cf3fc6e0c9d
-cp Contact -ea "" -ou "
ok
The above example is displayed on multiple lines due to space limitations.

SKLM Server certificate example:

To import the SKLM server certificate, enter the following command:
system> storekeycfg
-add -ip 192.168.70.200 -f tklm-server.der
ok

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