sslcmd menu

If you do not use the Generate Component Certificates wizard, you can perform most of the work with keys and certificates in the sslcmd menu.

You can access the menu by running the sslcmd utility from the command line. The following table provides an overview of the menu’s options:

sslcmd utility options

Option	Function	Description
1	Generate key	Generating public-private key pairs
2	Add CA	Installing a trusted root authority certificate
3	Generate CSR	Creating a certificate signing request
4	Add Cert	Installing the signed certificate
5	List keys	Generating public-private key pairs
6	Delete key	delete a public-private key pair and certificate (see Maintaining certificates)
7	List certs	list signed certificates*
8	List CA	list certificates found in the SSL key database*
9	View CA	view information about CA Certificates (see Maintaining certificates)
10	Delete CA	delete a trusted root authority certificate (see Maintaining certificates)
11	Add CRL	install a new certificate revocation list (CRL) (see Maintaining certificates)
12	Change KDB password	change the key database password (see Maintaining certificates)
13	Add labeled password	add a labeled password*
14	List labeled password	list labeled password*
15	Delete labeled password	delete a labeled password*
16	Import key pair	import a key pair*
17	Export key pair	export a key pair (see Maintaining certificates)
18	Change label of key pair	change the label of a key pair*
19	Exit	exit the sslcmd utility

* Not supported.