Adds a certificate to the SSL host. The certificate must already be uploaded.
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neo add-domain-certificate --account <subaccount_technical_name> --user <e-mail_or_user> --host <host> --ssl-host <ssl_hostname> --certificate <certificate_name>
The add-domain-certificate command allows you to add an already uploaded certificate of another type to the SSL host. For example, if you already have an RSA certificate bound to the SSL host, you now also have the option to add an ECC certificate to that SSL host, and vice versa.
SAP BTP, Neo environment offers you the possibility to use the most modern and secure cryptography algorithm for server-side certificates, elliptic curve (ECC). If you want to adapt to the latest cryptography recommendations, you should use ECC certificates.
To list all parameters available for this command, execute neo help add-domain-certificate in the command line.
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Subaccount technical name
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Enter a region host.
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To protect your password, enter it only when prompted by the console client and not explicitly as a parameter in the properties file or the command line.
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Use your email, SAP ID, or username.
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Name of the certificate that you add to the SSL host The certificate must already be uploaded. |
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neo add-domain-certificate --account mysubaccount --user [email protected] --host hana.ondemand.com --ssl-host mysslhostname --certificate mynewcert
To check all currently added certificates, run the set-ssl-host command. The certificates appear in the command output as Certificate 1 : <value1>(<type1>) and Certificate 2 : <value2>(<type2>).
Certificate 1 : myfirstcert (RSA)
Certificate 2 : mynewcert (ECC)
If you have two certificates in total, the most recently added certificate will be listed as Certificate 2 : <value2>(<type2>). In the provided output example, mynewcert is the certificate added with the add-domain-certificate command.
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