Retrieve Site Certificate Information

To retrieve existing site certificate information, use arguments from the table below.

Argument	Description	Possible Values
--address	Address of the MFP (required)
--deviceuser	The account to use for authenticating into the device (required)
--devicepassword	The password of the account for authenticating into the device
--onlyssl	Allow only an SSL connection to the device. If false: Certificate Management Tool will attempt to connect using SSL and if a connection cannot be made, it will attempt a non-SSL connection. Certificate Management Tool will not validate certificates when communicating via SSL. If true: Certificate Management Tool will only attempt to connect using SSL. To connect to a device, it must already have been configured with a certificate for SSL communications.	true, false (default: false)
--certvalidation	Used only when “onlyssl” is set to true. If “certvalidation” is also set to true, a connection to the device will only be established if the SSL certificate can be validated as a trusted certificate. Trusted Root Certificates are managed through the built-in Windows Certificate Management.	true, false (default: false)

 

Sample Output - Success

Starting device session

Retrieving site certificate information

Issued To: DC=net, DC=rintra, DC=us, DC=gse, CN=gse-YKF-GSE_DC-CA

Issuer: DC=net, DC=rintra, DC=us, DC=gse, CN=gse-YKF-GSE_DC-CA

Fingerprint: cb4bcff0352c8c445a0a6d7259ca31a2951153b7

Start Date: Jun 29 17:30:53 2020 GMT

End Date: Jun 30 17:40:51 2025 GMT

 

Sample Output – No Site Certificates

Starting device session

Retrieving site certificate information

No certificates

Ending device session

 

Sample Output – Invalid PKCS7 file

Starting device session

Retrieving site certificate information

Get Site Certificate Information failed. Error code: 1, Message: Generic failure

Ending device session