On 13/11/2007, at 1:37 AM, Ben Green wrote: > Does any documentation exist for requesting and importing an AG3 > server certificate from the command line?
Ben, Do you have absolutely no graphics at all on the server machine? If you have X on it, you could set it up as a vnc server. Then use vncviewer from another machine and run CertificateRequestTool or CertificateManager. If you really have no graphics or don't want to use vnc, you can still use CertificateRequestTool or CertificateManager from any other machine to request the certificate; then again to retrieve and import it (from the same "wrong" machine) when you've been emailed that its ready. Now you can use certmgr from the command line to export it to a file (run certmgr, list the available certs, export the one you want). Now copy the certificate file to your server and then run certmgr on the server to import the new certificate (and make it the default, if you have multiple certs on that machine). Back at the machine you originally used to request the certificate, you could tidy up by removing the server certificate with certmgr or CertificateManager. chris Christoph Willing +61 7 3365 8350 QCIF Access Grid Manager University of Queensland
