MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3
• MSTR_password is the desired user’s MicroStrategy password for
the project specified in certificateServerConfig.xml.
• MSTR_login is the desired user’s MicroStrategy login for the
project specified in certificateServerConfig.xml.
13 To view a list of certificates on the certificate server through the API, the
application server administrator uses one of two URLs, as displayed in
the examples below.
ASP:
JSP:
https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/
CertificateServer/asp/CertificateAdmin.aspx?action=
GetCertificateList
https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/
CertificateServer/servlet/certificateAdmin?action=
GetCertificateList
where fully_qualified_domain_name:port is the location and
port of your certificate server. For example,
machine_name.domain.com:8443.
14 To revoke a specific certificate through the API, the application server
administrator uses one of two URLs, as displayed in the examples below.
ASP:
JSP:
https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/
CertificateServer/asp/CertificateAdmin.aspx?action=
RevokeCertificate&serialNumber=serial_number
https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/servlet/
certificateAdmin?action=
RevokeCertificate&serialNumber=serial_number
where:
• fully_qualified_domain_name:port is the location and
port of your certificate server. For example,
machine_name.domain.com:8443.
• serial_number is the serial number of the certificate to be
revoked. This number can be retrieved from the list of certificates.
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