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PKI TKS TPS Connector CLI
Endi S. Dewata edited this page Jan 20, 2022
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The pki tks-tpsconnector
commands can be used to manage TPS connector configuration in TKS. All TPS connector commands should be executed as a TKS administrator.
$ pki -n caadmin tks-tpsconnector-find ----------------- 1 entries matched ----------------- Connector ID: 0 Host: pki.example.com Port: 8443 User ID: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 Nickname: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 sharedSecret ---------------------------- Number of entries returned 1 ----------------------------
$ pki -n tksadmin tks-tpsconnector-show --host pki.example.com --port 8443 ------------------------------------ TPS Connector "pki.example.com:8443" ------------------------------------ Connector ID: 0 Host: pki.example.com Port: 8443 User ID: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 Nickname: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 sharedSecret
$ pki -n tksadmin tks-tpsconnector-add --host pki.example.com --port 8443 ------------------------------------------ Added TPS connector "pki.example.com:8443" ------------------------------------------
$ pki -n tksadmin tks-tpsconnector-mod 0 --host tps.example.com -------------------------- Modified TPS connector "0" -------------------------- Connector ID: 0 Host: tps.example.com User ID: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 Nickname: TPS-pki.example.com-8443 sharedSecret
$ pki -n tksadmin tks-tpsconnector-del --host pki.example.com --port 8443 -------------------------------------------- Removed TPS connector "pki.example.com:8443" --------------------------------------------
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