A special API can greatly simplify the creation of certificates for a complex and extensive network infrastructure.
For example, you can use a script to automate the process by sending a call to a URL with parameters attached. The following parameters are possible:
- a: Specifies the profile name.
- b: Specifies the common name.
- c: Specifies the surname.
- d: Specifies the email.
- e: Specifies the organization.
- f: Specifies the organization unit.
- g: Specifies the locality.
- h: Specifies the State or province.
- i: Specifies the country.
- j: Specifies the postal code.
- k: Specifies the serial number.
- l: Specifies the subject alternative name.
- m: Specifies the key usage.
- n: Specifies the extended key usage.
- o: Specifies the key length
- p: Specifies the validity period in days.
- q: Specifies the password for the PKCS12 file.
- r: Indicates whether this is a CA certificate.
- 1: CA certificate
- 0: No CA certificate
Important: The Wizard only processes the parameters set with the appropriate permissions in the presets table.
The call to the URL with the appropriate parameters looks like this:
192.168.10.74/scepwiz/a=VPN&b=iPhone&q=company