lb pki-issued
The lb pki-issued command manages the ledger of the certificates created with the internal CA. Every internal creation opens a row here; the automatic renewal runs over this row. Its panel equivalent is the internally created certificates on the SSL/TLS Certificates screen.
The record is born not with this command but with issue-internal
The certificate creation is done with the lb certificate issue-internal command; the ledger row is opened at that moment. The renewal is done with renew-internal.
Command Summary
Fields
| Field | Status | What it does | What is written after it |
|---|---|---|---|
--san.N | Optional | Carries the additional names that the certificate covers | A domain name or an address; each with its own index |
The remaining information of the ledger row (which CA, which profile, which certificate, the validity period) is written during the creation and is not changed in this command.
Example
Things to Know
- The ledger row carries on the renewal. The automatic renewal of a certificate created internally is tracked over this record.
- If the row is deleted, the renewal tracking ends as well. The certificate itself is in the
lb certificatecollection; removing it from the ledger does not delete it but stops its automatic renewal. - The renewal is done in place.
renew-internalcreates a new key and a new serial, updates the bound record and disables the old ledger row.
