Creates a public/private certificate key pair that can be used for encryption, signing, decryption, verification, SSL/TLS, and so on.
Creates a public/private certificate key pair that can be used for encryption, signing, decryption, verification, SSL/TLS, and so on.
Authorizations
Body
The file name of the certificate to create, without an extension. Arc automatically adds the .pfx or .cer extension.
The primary identifier for the certificate, typically a domain name (such as server.company.com) or descriptive name.
A unique numeric identifier for the certificate, used to distinguish it from other certificates with the same subject.
The password that protects the private key in the generated certificate file.
The two-letter ISO country code for the certificate subject (such as US or GB).
The email address associated with the certificate holder or administrator.
The number of years from creation until the certificate expires and is no longer valid. The default is 1 year.
The length of the cryptographic key in bits. Larger values provide stronger security, but performance can be slower. The default is 2048.
The format standard for the public key portion of the certificate.
The cryptographic hashing algorithm used to sign the certificate (such as SHA256, SHA384, or SHA512). The default is SHA256.
The city or locality where the certificate holder is located.
The legal name of the company or organization that owns the certificate.
The department or division within the organization (such as IT or Engineering).
The state, province, or region where the certificate holder is located.
Response
The action result
The complete filename of the newly created private certificate file, with a .pfx extension.
The password protecting the private key, returned for confirmation or storage purposes.
The filename of the corresponding public certificate file (typically with a .cer extension) that can be shared with partners.