edjx domain tls verify

Starts the verification process for the managed certificate that fails to generate or renew.

You must know the Certificate ID to execute this command.

Usage

edjx domain tls verify <certificate-UUID>
[-d, --domain <domain-UUID>]
[-y, --yes]

Options

Option Required Type Description

<certificate-UUID>

Yes

UUID

The certificate UUID to verify.

-d, --domain <domain-UUID>

No

UUID

The domain UUID associated with the certificate.
Default: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

-y, --yes

No

String

Sets all user prompts to "Yes".

Global Flags

Option Required Type Description

-h, --help

No

Displays inline help for the command.

--config <file-location>

No

string

Location of client configuration file (default file path is $HOME/.edjx/.edjx.yaml).

Verify a managed certificate associated with a domain

To verify a managed certificate in a domain:

  1. Make sure you are in the organization view.

    edjx config organization -i

  2. List the certificates associated with the domain.

    edjx domain tls list

  3. Copy the Certificate ID of the managed certificate to verify. You can verify only the certificates that have the status as Active and Renewal Failed, Expired and Renewal Failed, or Inactive and Generation Failed.

  4. Execute the verify command.

    edjx domain tls verify <certificate-UUID>