Management::Trust::reset_all¶
Introduced : BIG-IP_v11.0.0
Reset the trust domain on the local device. This call causes the trust
domain on the local device to be cleared. You may choose to keep the
current device object name and authority cert/key pair. Alternately,
you may specify a new device object name and may have the authority
cert/key pair regenerated or set to the values specified in the
authority_cert and authority_key parameters. Note: all known devices
(accept for self) will be removed from the trust domain.
Prototype¶
reset_all(
in String device_object_name,
in boolean keep_current_authority,
in String authority_cert,
in String authority_key
);
Parameters¶
Parameter | Type | Description |
device_object_name | String | If non-empty, this value will be used as the device object name for this device (and the identity name for the device’s identity certificate). |
keep_current_authority | boolean | If true, the current authority key/cert pair is retained, otherwise it is regenerated (or the user provided pair is used). |
authority_cert | String | If keep_current_authority is false and this argument is non-empty, use this PEM encoded certificate as the authority certificate. |
authority_key | String | If keep_current_authority is false and this argument is non-empty, use this PEM encoded private key as the authority private key. |
Exceptions¶
Exception | Description |
Common::AccessDenied | Raised if the client credentials are not valid. |
Common::InvalidArgument | Raised if an argument is invalid. |
Common::OperationFailed | Raised if an operation error occurs. |
See Also¶
iControl ::
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