Cisco TelePresence DX70 - Security Commands; Xcommand Security Certificates CA Add; Xcommand Security Certificates CA Delete; Xcommand Security Certificates CA Show

D15363.05 Cisco TelePresence DX70 and DX80 API Reference Guide CE9.2, NOVEMBER 2017.
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Cisco TelePresence DX70 and DX80
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Security commands
xCommand Security Certificates CA Add
Uploads CA security certificates to this device. This is a multiline command.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Security Certificates CA Add
xCommand Security Certificates CA Delete
Deletes a CA security certificate from this device.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Security Certificates CA Delete Fingerprint: "Fingerprint"
where
Fingerprint : String (0..128)
The unique Identifier for the certificate that is deleted. You can get the fingerprint ID by
running xCommand Security Certificates CA Show.
xCommand Security Certificates CA Show
Shows the details for the CA security certificates on this device.
Requires user role: ADMIN, USER
USAGE:
xCommand Security Certificates CA Show [For m at: Format]
where
Format : Literal (PEM / Text )
Specifies the format of the results. The default is set to Text.
xCommand Security Certificates Services Activate
Activates a security certificate on this device.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Security Certificates Services Activate Fingerprint: "Fingerprint"
Pur pose: Purpose
where
Fingerprint : String (0..128)
The unique Identifier for the certificate that is activated. You can get the fingerprint ID by
running xCommand Security Certificates Services Show.
Purpose : Literal (802.1X / HTTPS / Audit / SIP)
The type of service which applies to this certificate.
xCommand Security Certificates Services Add
Uploads security certificates to this device. This is a multiline command.
Requires user role: ADMIN
USAGE:
xCommand Security Certificates Services Add [PrivateKeyPassword:
"PrivateKeyPassword"]
where
PrivateKeyPassword : String (0..128)
Stores the details of the private key for the password.
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