Managing certificates for connecting to the integration server
February 8, 2024
ID 235672
Root privileges are required to manage certificates.
You can manage certificates used to connect to Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks integration server using commands. What you can do with certificates:
- Add or replace the server certificate
- Display information about the server certificate
- Remove the server certificate
- Add or replace the client certificate
- Display information about the client certificate
- Remove the client certificate
To add or replace the server certificate, run the following command:
kics-control [-K] --add-kics4networks-server-certificate <file name and path>
where <file name and path>is the name and path to the file that contains the certificate in DER or PEM format.
The server certificate is used to secure the connection to the integration server if the UseServerCertificate parameter is set to yes in the settings of the Integration with Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks task.
To add or change a client certificate:
- Execute the command:
kics-control [-K] --add-kics4networks-client-certificate <file name and path>where
<file name and path>is the name and path to the PFX archive containing the client certificate. - Enter the archive password when prompted.
The client certificate is used for additional protection of the connection to the integration server, if client certificate verification is enabled in the integration server settings and the UseClientCertificate parameter is set to yes in the settings of the Integration with Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks task.
To display certificate information, run the following command:
- for the server certificate:
kics-control [-K] --query-kics4networks-server-certificate - for the client certificate:
kics-control [-K] --query-kics4networks-client-certificate
Running the command displays the following certificate information:
- certificate serial number
- certificate subject
- certificate issuer
- certificate start date
- certificate expiration date
- SHA-1 and SHA-256 certificate thumbprint
To delete the server certificate information, run the following command:
kics-control [-K] --remove-kics4networks-server-certificate
To delete the client certificate information, run the following command:
kics-control [-K] --remove-kics4networks-client-certificate
If certificate usage is configured in the settings of the Integration with Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks task and the task is running, deletion of this certificate ends with an error.
