Associating A Dsa Key Pair With A File - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Configuration Manual

Associating Certificate and Private Key Files with Names
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Associating a DSA Key Pair with a File

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The variables are:
keyname - The name of the RSA key pair association. Enter an unquoted text
•
string with a maximum of 31 characters.
filename - The name of the file containing the RSA key pair. Enter a
•
maximum of 128 characters. To see a list of imported or generated RSA keys,
use the ssl associate rsakey keyname ? command.
For example, to associate the RSA key name myrsakey1 with the imported
rsakey.pem, enter:
(config) # ssl associate rsakey myrsakey1 rsakey.pem
To remove the association with the file, enter:
(config) # no ssl associate rsakey myrsakey1
The no form of the command will not function if the associated RSA key pair is
in use by an active SSL proxy list.
To associate a DSA key pair name with an imported or generated DSA key pair,
use the ssl associate dsakey command. Use the no form of the command to
remove the association with the file.
The syntax for this command is:
ssl associate dsakey keyname filename
The variables are:
keyname - The name of the DSA key pair association. Enter an unquoted text
•
string with a maximum of 31 characters.
filename - The name of the file containing the DSA key pair. Enter a
•
maximum of 128 characters. To see a list of imported or generated DSA keys,
use the ssl associate dsakey keyname ? command.
For example, to associate the DSA key name mydsakey1 with the imported
dsakey.pem, enter:
(config) # ssl associate dsakey mydsakey1 dsakey.pem
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