The command status displays only commands of certificates that are associated with a device.You can view the status of the commands that have been sent to the certificate server for execution.
Click Security > Certificates > Command Status.
Use the following options to review or change a server’s certificate command status:
Delete: To delete a command, select the check box for the command, then click Delete. The selected command is cleared.
Refresh: Click Refresh to update the current cache of recently executed commands.
Name: Click this box to select all the commands in the list, then click Refresh or Delete.
The following table describes the features on this page:
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Column Name |
Description |
|---|---|
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Name |
Contains the display name of the command. Click the link to view additional details about the command. |
|
Status |
Specifies the status of the command. Some of the possible states of the command include Pending, Incomplete, Executing, and Succeeded. |
|
Type |
Specifies the type of server, such as Identity Server or Access Gateway. |
|
Commands |
Specifies the command given, such as Import certificate, or Import trusted root. |
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Admin |
Specifies if the system or a user issued the command. If a user issued the command, the DN of the user is displayed. |
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Date & Time |
Specifies the local date and time the command was issued. |
To review command information, click a link under the Name column.
This page displays status information about the command and allows you to perform the following tasks:
Refresh: Select this option to refresh the data for this command.
Delete: Select this option to clear this command.
The following command information is listed:
Name: Specifies the display name that has been given to the command.
Type: Specifies the type of command.
Admin: Specifies whether the system or a user issued the command. If a user issued the command, the field contains the DN of the user.
Status: Specifies the status of the command, and includes such states as Pending, Incomplete, Executing, and Succeeded.
Last Executed On: Specifies when the command was issued. The date and time are displayed in local time. If the command failed, additional information is available.
For a command that Administration Console can successfully process, the page displays a Command Execution Details section with the name of the command and the command results.
Click Close.