72201T · Question #24
Which Linux command allows you to view the installed certificates on Aura® Communication Manager (CM)?
The correct answer is A. tlscertmanage. tlscertmanage is the correct command for Avaya Aura Communication Manager because it is the dedicated TLS certificate management utility built into CM's Linux shell, and it provides a full view of installed certificates along with management capabilities. Option B (show certs)…
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Which Linux command allows you to view the installed certificates on Aura® Communication Manager (CM)?
Options
- Atlscertmanage
- Bshow certs
- Cdisplaycertificates
- Dstart certmanager -f
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A89% (31)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
tlscertmanage is the correct command for Avaya Aura Communication Manager because it is the dedicated TLS certificate management utility built into CM's Linux shell, and it provides a full view of installed certificates along with management capabilities. Option B (show certs) is a Cisco IOS/NX-OS command, not a CM Linux command. Option C (displaycertificates) is not a real command on CM - it's a plausible-sounding fabrication. Option D (start certmanager -f) is not a valid CM command either; no such service launcher exists for certificate management in this context.
Memory tip: Think "TLS cert manage" → tlscertmanage - the command name is essentially the task spelled out: manage TLS certificates on Avaya CM.
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