The SunScreen command-line interface commands follow, including a brief description of what they do. Many of these commands duplicate what can also be done using the GUI, while others are enabling commands for other commands. For a more complete discussion of the command-line interface, refer to the man pages for SunScreen SKIP.
print_cert |
Prints a certificate to standard output. |
certreq |
Requests and retrieves a certificate from a key server or other host. |
install_skip_keys |
Installs a private key and certificate received from a key server or from the SunCA. |
skipca |
Manages the SKIP Certificate Authorities Database. It is used to add, delete, or list CAs. |
skipd |
It is not a user command, but a system process not normally start by the user. The skipd daemon is started at system boot, and restarted when necessary with the skipd_restart command. Only one key manager may be running at a time. The key manager must be started by root. |
skipd.conf |
This is not a command but the SKIP Key Manager configuration file. |
skip_conf |
Changes the skipd.conf configuration parameters. |
skipd_restart |
Kills the existing running SKIP key-management daemon (skipd) and starts a new one. It is used after any changes in key configurations to make them permanent. |
skipdb |
Administers the SKIP database of certificates. SKIP stores the long-term certificates in the database so that the key manager can have access to them. |
skiphost |
Lists, adds, or deletes host, network, or nomadic (mobile) system information from SKIP's ACL. skiphost can be also used to enable or disable SKIP. |
skipif |
Adds or removes SKIP from the network interfaces. It is also used to save ACL status. |
skiplocal |
Used to manage the SKIP local keys for the workstation. It is used to add, delete, or print local keys. |
skiplog |
Displays security events for the local system. |
skipstat |
Displays statistical information about the use of SKIP on the local system. |
skipvar |
Allows you to displays and edit SKIP internal keystore variables. |