Certificate Management vCenter Signing Certificate APIs
The SigningCertificate interface provides operations to view and manage vCenter signing certificates which are used to sign and verify tokens issued by vCenter token service. Versioning is the same as for the vcenter package. 1.23 - vSphere 7.0 U3
Operations
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Get vCenter Signing Certificate
Retrieve the signing certificate chains for validating vCenter-issued tokens. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires System.Read.
Retrieve the signing certificate chains for validating vCenter-issued tokens. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires System.Read.
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Set vCenter Signing Certificate
Set the active signing certificate for vCenter. The certificate will immediately be used to sign tokens issued by vCenter token service. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires CertificateManagement.Administer.
Set the active signing certificate for vCenter. The certificate will immediately be used to sign tokens issued by vCenter token service. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires CertificateManagement.Administer.
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Refresh vCenter Signing Certificate
Refresh the vCenter signing certificate chain. The new signing certificate will be issued in accordance with vCenter CA policy and set as the active signing certificate for the vCenter token service. The certificate will immediately be used to sign tokens issued by vCenter token service. If a third-party/custom certificate has been configured as the signing certificate for compliance reasons, refresh may take vCenter out of compliance. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires CertificateManagement.Administer.
Refresh the vCenter signing certificate chain. The new signing certificate will be issued in accordance with vCenter CA policy and set as the active signing certificate for the vCenter token service. The certificate will immediately be used to sign tokens issued by vCenter token service. If a third-party/custom certificate has been configured as the signing certificate for compliance reasons, refresh may take vCenter out of compliance. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - Operation execution requires CertificateManagement.Administer.
