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cimcrl(8)							     cimcrl(8)

NAME
       cimcrl - Add, remove or list X509 Certificate Revocation Lists in a PEM
       format CRL store.

SYNOPSIS
       cimcrl -a -f file

       cimcrl -r -i issuer

       cimcrl -l [ -i issuer ]

       cimcrl --help

       cimcrl --version

   Remarks
       The cimcrl command requires that the cimserver is running. This command
       operates on a CRL store on the local system only.

DESCRIPTION
       The  cimcrl  command  provides  a command line interface to manage X509
       CRLs in the CRL store. The CRL store contains the CRLs used  to	revoke
       certificates  in	 the  CIM  Server  truststore. For more information on
       truststore operations see the cimtrust(8)  command.

       The add option of the cimcrl command adds an X509 CRL from  the	speci‐
       fied  file  to the CRL store. If a CRL for the specified issuer already
       exists in the CRL store, the CRL is replaced with the specified CRL.

       The remove option of the cimcrl command removes the X509	 CRL  matching
       the specified issuer from the CRL store.

       The  list  option  of the cimcrl command lists the X509 CRLs in the CRL
       store. The list can be filtered by issuer.

   Options
       cimcrl recognizes the following options:

	      -a	     Adds a CRL to the	truststore. If	the  specified
			     file  does	 not contain a valid X509 CRL an error
			     message is returned and no action	is  taken.  If
			     the  CRL  for the specified issuer already exists
			     in the CRL store, it is replaced with the CRL  in
			     the specified file

	      -r	     Removes  a	 CRL  from  the	 truststore. If no CRL
			     exists for the specified issuer , an  error  mes‐
			     sage is returned and no action is taken.

	      -l	     Displays the X509 CRLs in the truststore.

	      -f file	     Specifies	a  PEM	format file containing an X509
			     CRL.

	      -i issuer	     Specifies the issuer name of the CRL.

	      --help	     Displays the command help message.

	      --version	     Displays the CIM Server version.

EXIT STATUS
       When an error occurs, an error message is written to the standard error
       stream and a non-zero exit status value is returned. The following exit
       status values are defined:

	      0	     Success

	      1	     General error

	      2	     Connection failed

	      3	     Connection timed out

	      4	     CRL does not exist

EXAMPLES
       Add the CRL in class1crl.pem to the CRL store:

       cimcrl -a -f class1crl.pem

       Remove the CRL for a specified issuer:

       cimcrl	  -r	 -i	"/C=US/ST=California/L=Cupertino/O=Smart     &
       Secure/OU=Secure Software Division/CN=dev.admin.ss.com"

       List all the X509 CRLs in the trust store:

       cimcrl -l


SEE ALSO
       cimserver(8), cimtrust(8), cimconfig(8).

								     cimcrl(8)

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