Catalog.SSL.ClientCertificates
URI: http://soap.zeus.com/zxtm/1.1/Catalog/SSL/ClientCertificates/
The Catalog.SSL.ClientCertificates interface allows management of SSL Client Certificates which are for authentication with back-end nodes when encrypting services. This interfaces allows you to import, retrieve, rename and delete the SSL Client Certificate objects
Methods
deleteClientCertificate( names ) throws ObjectDoesNotExist, InvalidOperation, DeploymentError
Delete the named client certificates.
void deleteClientCertificate(
String[] names
)
deleteClientCertificateHW( names ) throws ObjectDoesNotExist, InvalidOperation, DeploymentError
Delete the named client certificates even if they are stored on secure hardware and could be in use by other clients of the hardware.
void deleteClientCertificateHW(
String[] names
)
getClientCertificateInfo( names ) throws ObjectDoesNotExist
Get information about the named client certificates.
Certificate[] getClientCertificateInfo(
String[] names
)
getClientCertificateNames()
Get the names of the installed client certificates.
String[] getClientCertificateNames()
importClientCertificate( names, keys ) throws InvalidObjectName, ObjectAlreadyExists, InvalidInput
Import client certificates and associated private keys.
void importClientCertificate(
String[] names
CertificateFiles[] keys
)
renameClientCertificate( names, new_names ) throws ObjectAlreadyExists, ObjectDoesNotExist, DeploymentError
Rename the named client certificates.
void renameClientCertificate(
String[] names
String[] new_names
)
Structures
Certificate
This structure contains information (such as the subject and issuer) about a certificate.
struct Certificate {
# The version of the X509 Certificate
Integer version;
# The serial number of the Certificate
String serial;
# The issuer (i.e. who signed it) of the Certificate
X509Name issuer;
# The subject (i.e. who it is for) of the Certificate
X509Name subject;
# The time the certificate is valid from.
Time valid_from;
# The time the certificate is valid to.
Time valid_to;
# The type of key used in the certificate.
String key_type;
# The DSA public key 'y' used in the certificate.
String y;
# The first coordinate of the public key Q for an ECDSA key used in the
# certificate.
String Q_x;
# The second coordinate of the public key Q for an ECDSA key used in the
# certificate.
String Q_y;
# The name of the curve used by the ECDSA key used in the certificate.
String curve;
# The RSA modulus of the certificate.
String modulus;
# The RSA exponent of the certificate.
String exponent;
# Whether the certificate is self-signed (i.e. the issuer is the same as the
# subject)
Boolean self_signed;
}
CertificateFiles
This structure contains a public certificate and private key. It is used when importing certificates into the traffic manager.
struct CertificateFiles {
# The PEM-encoded public certificate (containing the BEGIN CERTIFICATE and
# END CERTIFICATE tags)
String public_cert;
# The PEM-encoded private key (containing the BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY and END
# RSA PRIVATE KEY tags)
String private_key;
}
X509Name
This structure contains a representation of an X509 Name object. These are used inside Certificate objects to represent the issuer and subject of the certificate.
struct X509Name {
# The common name (CN). This is usually the name of the site the certificate
# is issued to (e.g. "secure.example.com")
String common_name;
# The two-letter country code.
String country;
# The location (town or city).
String location;
# The state, this is only needed if the country is 'US'.
String state;
# The name of the organization
String organization;
# The unit inside the organization
String unit;
# An email address. This is usually empty.
String email;
}