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Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions

Automate ACTIVE IQ SSL certificate

Victornetapp
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Hello , 

 

I have been searching for weeks for a way to automate the renew of ssl certificate of ACTIVE IQ . the only promising thing that found is the shell script : /opt/netapp/essentials/bin/cert.sh . the problem is  that i don't know how to use it . I don't prefer to use external tools like openssl i just want to automate the known way of doing it :  regenerate  the HTTPS certificate download the csr , sign the csr and finally import the certificate .

IS THERE ANYONE WHO KNOW HOW TO DO IT ???

 

Thanks in advance

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Haseeb
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I don't think there is a script available that generates a CSR, the cert.sh script can be used to import a certificate.
AIQUM is not really set up to allow automating this task. 
What you can try though is have a look at the HTTP Requests that are sent when clicking on the CSR and "install Certificate" buttons on AIQUM UI. There should be two requests to a management API endpoint that should yield the CSR and allow uploading a certificate.

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Haseeb
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Hello,
Are you planning to signs the certificate externally or does it suffice if the is self signed? 

Victornetapp
3,790 Views
Hello,
It is an externally signed certificate not self-signed

Best regards

Haseeb
3,585 Views

I don't think there is a script available that generates a CSR, the cert.sh script can be used to import a certificate.
AIQUM is not really set up to allow automating this task. 
What you can try though is have a look at the HTTP Requests that are sent when clicking on the CSR and "install Certificate" buttons on AIQUM UI. There should be two requests to a management API endpoint that should yield the CSR and allow uploading a certificate.

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