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eurephiadm usercerts(7) eurephiadm usercerts(7)

NAME

eurephiadm-usercerts
- Managing user accounts and certificate relations

DESCRIPTION

For a user to connect to a eurephia enabled OpenVPN server, a user account must have been created and activated and an SSL certificate available to the user must have been registered. The user account and certificate the user may use must then be linked together, and this linking the eurephiadm usercert command takes care of.

It is also this relation which gives you the option to control which network resources the VPN clients may access, by assigning a firewall profile to such user-certificate links.

Available modes for the usercerts command are:

Register a new certificate and user-cert link
Delete a certificate and user-cert link
Sets the firewall access profile for a user-cert link
List all registered user-cert links
Help about a specific mode

The list mode will list all registered links between user accounts and certificates.

LIST MODE

The list mode will show all registered user-certificate links

Define the sorting of the list

Valid sort keys are:

uid
Nummeric User ID
certid
Nummeric Certificate ID
accessprofile
Nummeric firewall profile ID
registered
According to when the user-cert was registered
uicid
Nummeric user-cert link ID

SET FW PROFILE MODE

The set-fwprofile mode will update the firewall access profile for a given user-cert link

Options: (both required)

Unique record id of certificate and user account link
Firewall profile ID

ADD MODE

The add mode will register a new link between a user account and a certificate.

Required - Certificate ID
Required - User account ID
Firewall profile ID to use for this access

DELETE MODE

The delete mode will delete a link between a user account and a certificate.

Certificate ID
User account ID
Unique record id of certificate and user account link
Firewall profile ID

SEE ALSO

eurephiadm-users(7), eurephiadm-certs(7), eurephiadm-fwprofiles(7)

AUTHOR

Copyright (C) 2008-2012 David Sommerseth <dazo@users.sourceforge.net>

July 2010 David Sommerseth