Certificate handling with SCEP

Diagnosis for SCEP

March 25, 2025

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Show client certificate in a shell

Use the following command:

openssl x509 -in /setup/cacerts/scep/client.pem -noout -text
 

All information about the certificate is displayed.

View log files

For the relevant OU, in the device configuration, enable enhanced logging.
Request the diagnostic files. For further information, see Requesting diagnostic files in the Scout guide.


/tmp/systemd-journal.log	Network log file
/setup/logs/scepagent.log1 temporary version under /var/log/scepagent.log	Log file of the SCEP agent, contains last certificate transfer This file is not included in the template #System, but must be defined in an individual template. For further information, see Device diagnostics in the Scout guide.

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Diagnosis for SCEP

March 25, 2025

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Diagnosis for SCEP

Show client certificate in a shell

View log files

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