renew-self-signed-certificates

Renews all self-signed certificates in the specified server’s keystore.

Synopsis

asadmin renew-self-signed-certificates [--help]
[--reload={false|true}]
[--domainName=name]
[--domainDir=directory]
[--node=nodeName]
[--nodeDir=directory]
[--listener=listenername]
[--target=instanceName]

Description

The renew-self-signed-certificates subcommand renews all self-signed certificates in a keystore using the old distinguished name and alias.

These certificates are then placed in the key and trust stores of the target instance or listener, replacing the old ones.

Options

--help
-?

Displays the help text for the subcommand.

--target

This option helps specify the target on which you are renewing its self-signed certificates. Valid values are:

server

Applies to the default server instance. This is the default value.

cluster_name

Applies to every server instance in the cluster.

instance_name

Applies to a specified sever instance.

--reload

Whether the HTTP listeners should be reloaded. Defaults to false

--listener

The name of the HTTP or IIOP listener to add the certificate to.

--domainname

The name of the domain where the target instance exists.

Defaults to domain1 or the existing domain if only one exists.

--domainDir

The path to the directory containing the target domain.

Defaults to as-install/glassfish/domains

--node

The name of the node where the target instance exists.

Defaults to localhost-$domainname

--nodeDir

The path to the directory containing the target node.

Defaults to as-install/glassfish/nodes

Examples

Example 1 Renews all self-signed certificates on the default domain

asadmin renew-self-signed-certificates

Exit Status

0

subcommand executed successfully

1

error in executing the subcommand

See Also