CLD Help for CA Commands lists Subject DN out of order on USG60W - probably others
danyedinak
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In shell, issuing the following command :
The correct sequence is :
ca generate x509 name certname cn-type ip cn 123.123.123.123 ? yields the following help :
c<br>key-type<br>l<br>o<br>ou<br>s<br>usr-def<br>However, if you try to create a certificate or request in this order it generates the following error :
% (after '"<something>"'): Parse error<br>retval = -1<br>ERROR: Parse error/command not found!
The correct sequence is :
ou<br>o <br>l <br>s <br>c <br>key-type<br>usr-def<br>Two things would really help in the command line help, here :
- list the Subject DN's in the correct order/sequence
- Add a hint to what the DN code is. For example, typing :
ca generate x509 name <name> cn-type ip cn <ipv4address> ?
currently generates the help :"<name>"<br><name>
which does not help illuminate what the letter designation is. I'd rather see something useful like :"<country_name>"<br><country_name>
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Hi @danyedinak,
Thanks for your suggestion. The CLI order will mislead user to generate certificate, moreover, the CLI help does not show useful information to user.
I will write feedback to internal.
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