Universal Certificate Configuration Options
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Universal Certificate Configuration Options
The following table identifies the Universal Certificate configuration options for the UNIX, Windows, and z/OS operating systems. Each Option Name is a link to detailed information about that configuration option.
The options are listed alphabetically, without regard to any specific operating system.
For information on how these options are used, see Universal Certificate Usage.
Option Name | Description |
|---|---|
Specification for whether or not the certificate should be marked as a Certificate Authority certificate. | |
Name from which the CA certificate is read. | |
Format of the CA certificate file specified by CA_CERT_FILE. | |
Certificate database name. | |
File name to which the certificate is written. | |
Format of the certificate file specified by CERT_FILE. | |
Password-based encryption to use for the certificate in a PKCS #12-encoded transport file. | |
Character code page used to translate text data. | |
Name of an encrypted command file. | |
Name of a plain text command file. | |
Common name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
Country name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
Specification that UCERT is to create a certificate request or a certificate. | |
File name to which the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) is written. | |
Format of the CRL file specified by CRL_FILE. | |
Domain Name System (DNS) name of the computer system for which the certificate identifies. | |
| ELLIPTIC_CURVE | Specifies the name of the Elliptic Curve used to generate the EC (Elliptical Curve) keys upon creating a certificate request. |
Email address of the entity identified by the certificate. | |
Key used to encrypt the command file. | |
Writes a description of the command options and their format. | |
Internet Protocol (IP) address of the computer system for which the certificate identifies. | |
Key size of the RSA public / private keys. | |
Password-based encryption to use for the private key in a PKCS #12-encoded transport file. | |
Path to a local or remote Universal Broker service interface from which an encryption key can be obtained. | |
Locality name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
Level of messages to write. | |
Number of days to the next CRL update. | |
Number of hours to the next CRL update. | |
Directory name where the code page UTT files are located. | |
Last day for which the certificate is considered valid. | |
First day for which the certificate is considered valid. | |
Organization name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
Organizational unit name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
Specification that UCERT is to print a certificate request or a certificate. | |
File from which the RSA private key is read or to which the RSA private key is written. | |
Format of the private key file specified by PRIVATE_KEY_FILE. | |
File from which an RSA private key is read. | |
Password used to read and write the private key file specified by PRIVATE_KEY_FILE. | |
| PRIVATE_KEY_TYPE | Specifies the type of private key to generate as part of the certificate request process. |
File name from which the certificate request is read or to which the certificate request is written. | |
Format of the certificate request file specified by REQUEST_FILE. | |
Specification that UCERT is to revoke a certificate. | |
Reason a certificate is being revoked. | |
Unique serial number to be assigned to the created certificate. | |
Signature algorithm to use to create a certificate request or certificate. | |
State name of the subject field of a certificate. | |
File containing certificate / private key information. | |
Password used to protect the file specified by TRANSPORT_FILE. | |
Specification that UCERT is to verify a certificate. | |
Writes the program version and copyright information. |