ssh-ekview-g3

ssh-ekview-g3 — external key viewer

Synopsis

ssh-ekview-g3 [options...] provider

Description

The ssh-ekview-g3 program (ssh-ekview-g3.exe on Windows) allows you to export certificates from external key providers such as Entrust. You can further study these certificates with ssh-certview-g3.

This is useful when you want to generate, for example, entries for allowing certificate authentication in the ssh-server-config.xml file. You might need to know the subject names on the certificate.

With ssh-ekview-g3, you can export the certificate and get the information you need from the certificates with ssh-certview-g3.

Options

The following options are available:

-h: Displays a short help.
-i info: Uses info as the initialization string for the provider.
-k: Prints the key paths only.
-e keypath: Exports certificates at keypath to files.
-a: Exports all found certificates to files.
-b base: Uses base when printing integers. For example, the decimal 10 is 'a' in base-16.
-d debug_level: Prints extensive debug information to stderr. debug_level is either a number, from 0 to 99, where 99 specifies that all debug information should be displayed, or a comma-separated list of assignments of the format ModulePattern=debug_level, for example "*=10,sshd2=2". This should be the first argument on the command line.

Example

For example the following command will dump all certificates in the entrust provider to files:

ssh-ekview-g3 -a -i"ini-file($HOME/my.ini) profile-file($HOME/solo.ini)" entrust

Authors

SSH Communications Security Corp.

For more information, see http://www.ssh.com.