These global options are used to support SSL-enabled communications with an Oracle Endeca Server running over SSL.
These files are placed in the $DOMAIN_HOME/config/ssl directory. For details on this utility, see the Oracle Endeca Server Installation Guide.
Option | Description |
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--keystore | Specifies the location of a keystore file
needed for authentication to the Oracle Endeca Server. For example, the
endecaServerClientCert.ks keystore can be
used.
If you use this option, it implies that SSL should be used for communication between endeca-cmd and the Oracle Endeca Server. This means that you don't need to use the --ssl option. Note: If you specify a keystore, this causes
endeca-cmd to prompt for a password.
Therefore, if you use the
--keystore option, you cannot run
endeca-cmd as part of a script.
|
--truststore | Specifies the location of a truststore file
needed for verifying the authenticated connection to the Oracle Endeca Server.
For example, the
endecaServerTrustStore.ks truststore can be
used.
If you use this option, it implies that SSL should be used for communication between endeca-cmd and the Oracle Endeca Server. This means that you don't need to use the --ssl option. Note: If you specify a truststore, this causes
endeca-cmd to prompt for a password.
Therefore, if you use the
--truststore option, you cannot run
endeca-cmd as part of a script.
|
--ssl | Specifies whether to use an authenticated SSL
connection to the Oracle Endeca Server.
If you use either the --keystore or --truststore option, then you don't need to use the --ssl option, as the authenticated SSL connection is implied by specifying the keystore or the truststore file. If you use --ssl without either a --keystore or --truststore option, you can use an empty keystore and the cacerts file as your truststore. Alternatively, you can use the standard approaches for creating keystore and truststore files in the WebLogic Server. |
--password | Specifies a password for accessing the
keystore and its key, and the truststore. The keystore and truststore are both
assumed to use this password.
The password used for the key in the keystore will be this password with "clientkey" appended (and in the case of failure, this password will also be tried for the key). This option is intended for use in scripts. |
--keystore-password | Specifies a password for accessing the
keystore (overrides the
--password option).
This option is intended for use in scripts. |
--truststore-password | Specifies a password for accessing the
truststore (overrides the
--password option).
This option is intended for use in scripts. |
--key-password | Specifies a password for accessing the key
within the keystore (overrides the
--password option)
This option is intended for use in scripts. |