X.509 SSL Certificate
Returns a string containing the Authority Key Identifier extension of the X509 V3 certificate.
Returns: auth_keyid_tReturns a string containing the client certificate policy. Note that this represents a sequence of certificate policies.
Returns: seq_text_tReturns the number of days before which the certificate is valid. Returns -1 for expired certificates.
Returns: num_atReturns TRUE if the client has an SSL client certificate.
Returns: bool_atReturns the Distinguished Name of the Issuer as a separated Name-Value list using the delimiter '=' to separate name and value and the delimiter '/' to separate name-value pairs. Example: /C=IN/ST=KA/L=BLR/O=Netscaler Pvt Ltd/OU=www.netscaler.com/CN=www.netscaler.com/emailAddress=ns@ns.co
Returns: nvlist_tKEY_USAGE (key_usage_e k)
Returns a boolean value indicating whether the specified key usage extension bit value in the X509 certificate is set.
Parameters (expressions not allowed): k-
The argument specifies
which bit is checked. Valid arguments are:
DIGITAL_SIGNATURE. Returns TRUE if the
digital signature bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
NONREPUDIATION. Returns TRUE if the nonrepudiation
bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
KEYENCIPHERMENT. Returns TRUE if the key
encipherment bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
DATAENCIPHERMENT. Returns TRUE if the data
encipherment bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
KEYAGREEMENT. Returns TRUE if the key
agreement bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
KEYCERTSIGN. Returns TRUE if the key cert
sign bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
CRLSIGN. Returns TRUE if the CRL bit is set;
FALSE otherwise.
ENCIPHERONLY. Returns TRUE if the encipher
only bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
DECIPHERONLY. Returns TRUE if the decipher
only bit is set; FALSE otherwise.
Returns the name of the public key algorithm used by the SSL key.
Returns: text_tReturns the size of the public key used in the certificate.
Returns: num_atReturns the serial number of the client certificate. In the case of non-SSL transaction or error in certificate, returns an empty string.
Returns: text_tReturns the name of the cryptographic algorithm used by the CA to sign this certificate.
Returns: text_tReturns the Distinguished Name of the Issuer as a separated Name-Value list using the delimiter '=' to separate name and value and the delimiter '/' to separate name-value pairs. Example: /C=IN/ST=KA/L=BLR/O=Netscaler Pvt Ltd/OU=www.netscaler.com/CN=www.netscaler.com/emailAddress=ns@ns.co
Returns: nvlist_tReturns the Subject KeyID of the client certificate, if one exists. If there is no Subject KeyID, returns a zero-length text object.
Returns: text_tReturns the SSL certificate in binary format
Returns: text_tReturns the date after which the client certificate is no longer valid.
Returns: time_atReturns the date before which the client certificate is not valid.
Returns: time_atReturns the version number of the certificate. If the connection is not SSL-based, returns zero (0).
Returns: num_at