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Use API to create configurations to upload certificate and key files

February 9, 2024

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Use the StyleBook APIs to create configurations based on this StyleBook. You can use any tool such as the curl command line tool or the Postman chrome browser extension to send HTTP requests to NetScaler Console.

Consider the StyleBook example you created to upload the certificate and key files in How to Create a StyleBook to Upload SSL Certificate and Certificate Key Files to NetScaler Console. Use REST API to create a config pack from this StyleBook as follows:

POST

https://<MAS_IP_Address>/stylebook/nitro/v1/config/stylebooks/com.citrix.adc.stylebooks/1.0/lb-mon/configpacks?mode=async
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Content-Type: application/jsonAccept: application/json {
   "configpack": {
       "parameters": {
           "lb-appname": "lbmon",
           "lb-virtual-ip": "13.1.11.10",
           "lb-virtual-port": "80",
           "lb-service-type": "HTTP",
           "svc-service-type": "HTTP",
           "svc-servers": [
               {
                   "ip": "14.1.1.15",
                   "port": "80"        }
      ],
           "certificates": [
               {
                   "cert-name": "server_cert",
                   "cert-file": "server_cert.pem",
                   "ssl-inform": "PEM",
                   "key-name": "server_key",
                   "key-file": "server_key.pem",
                   "cert-password": "secret",
                   "cert-advanced": {
                       "is-ca-cert": false,
                       "skip-ca-name": false
          }
        }
      ],
           "lb-advanced": {
               "flush-on-state-down": "ENABLED",
               "auth-params": {
                   "authentication": "OFF",
                   "authentication-http-401": "OFF"
        },
               "appflow-log": "ENABLED",
               "algorithm": "LEASTCONNECTION"
      },
           "svcg-advanced": {
               "svc-client-ip": "DISABLED",
               "svc-use-source-ip": "NO",
               "svc-use-proxy-port": "NO",
               "svc-surge-protection": "OFF",
               "svc-client-keepalive": "NO",
               "svc-tcp-buffering": "NO",
               "svc-compression": "NO",
               "svc-state": "ENABLED",
               "svc-downstate-flush": "DISABLED",
               "svc-enable-health-monitor": "NO"
      }
    },
       "targets": [
           {
               "id": "8c158e7a-0087-423f-91b0-0ccf16de552a"
      }
    ]
  }
}
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This config pack is uniquely identified by using the id 8c158e7a-0087-423f-91b0-0ccf16de552a. You can use this ID to query, update, or delete the configuration. On successful update of the config pack, the certificate and key files are uploaded to NetScaler Console file system.

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Use API to create configurations to upload certificate and key files

February 9, 2024

Contributed by:

R C C

February 9, 2024

Contributed by:

R C C

Use API to create configurations to upload certificate and key files

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