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HP NonStop SSL Reference Manual SSLCOM Command Interface • 93

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LOGLEVEL 50

LOGFILE lproxysl

LOGCONSOLE *

LOGMEMORY 0

% set loglevel 30

set loglevel 30

log level was set to 30

% exit

exit

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Supported Commands

The following commands are supported:

• OPEN <processname>: connects to an instance of HP NonStop SSL running. The process name may also be

supplied as runtime parameter as shown in the example above.

• HELP: lists supported commands.

• STATUS: shows current status. This includes the display of the following information:

o The startup configuration of HP NonStop SSL.

o The current configuration of HP NonStop SSL. The current configuration will differ from the startup

configuration when SET commands have been used from within SSLCOM to change values.

o In run modes ending with an "S", the fingerprint of the root certificate will be displayed.

o The number of sockets as well as the CPU ms used by HP NonStop SSL will be displayed.

• SHOW: shows current values of parameters which can be altered using SSLCOM.

• SET <parameter> <value>: changes a parameter.

• SSLINFO: displays the local certificate chain when HP NonStop SSL is running as SSL server.

• RELOAD CERTIFICATES: changes the server certificate chain at run time.

• CONNECTIONS [, DETAIL]: display on overview of the current open connections of HP NonStop SSL.

• CONNECTIONS, STATS: displays an extended usage statistics for the run modes PROXYS and PROXYC.

This statistic will yield information on how many different remote IP addresses are connecting to HP NonStop

SSL.

• INFO CONNECTION: displays detailed information about a single connection.

• RENEGOTIATE CONNECTION: forces SSL key renegotiation for a single connection.

• LOGMESSAGE <level> <text>: a log message with the level and text specified will be generated. This allows

testing the current log settings.

• ROLLOVER LOGFILE: a log file rollover will be enforced regardless of the current size of the log file.

Multiple commands can be concatenated with semicolons in-between.

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