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1. Introduction
2. Deployment
3. Deployment: MySQL Topologies
4. Deployment: Advanced
5. Deployment: Security
6. Operations Guide
7. Tungsten Connector
8. Tungsten Manager
9. Command-line Tools
10. The tpm Deployment Command
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E. Terminology Reference
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10.5.2. tpm cert Command
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10.5.2.2. tpm cert Usage
10.5.2.3. tpm cert {typeSpec}, Defined
10.5.2.4. {typeSpec} definitions
10.5.2.5. {passwordSpec} definitions
10.5.2.6. tpm cert: Getting Started - Basic Examples
10.5.2.7. tpm cert: Getting Started - Functional Database Cert Rotation Example
10.5.2.8. tpm cert: Getting Started - Conversion to Custom-Generated Security Files Example
10.5.2.9. tpm cert: Getting Started - Advanced Example
10.5.2.10. Using tpm cert add
10.5.2.11. Using tpm cert aliases
10.5.2.12. Using tpm cert ask
10.5.2.13. Using tpm cert backup
10.5.2.14. Using tpm cert cat
10.5.2.15. Using tpm cert changepass
10.5.2.16. Using tpm cert clean
10.5.2.17. Using tpm cert diff
10.5.2.18. Using tpm cert example
10.5.2.19. Using tpm cert info
10.5.2.20. Using tpm cert list
10.5.2.21. Using tpm cert gen
10.5.2.22. Using tpm cert remove
10.5.2.23. Using tpm cert rotate
10.5.2.24. Using tpm cert vi
10.5.2.11. Using tpm cert aliases
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10.5.2.11. Using tpm cert aliases

The aliases action is a Read-Only action and can be used to display the aliases for a given typeSpec, additionally, arguments can be supplied for further detail, as explained below:

Argument Usage with aliases

  • Use --count|-c for a numeric quantity of aliases found only.

  • Use --extra| -x to also show the file fullpath

  • Use --long| -l to display one alias per line, cannot be used with --count|-c

Examples: 

shell> tpm cert aliases keystore
shell> tpm cert aliases keystore,truststore
shell> tpm cert aliases ke,tr
shell> tpm cert aliases CRT_FILE
shell> tpm cert aliases CR
shell> tpm cert aliases running
shell> tpm cert aliases all
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