Solution Engineering Admin Web Request Demo

Synopsis

This is to demonstrate the Admin Web Request initiated from Trust Lifecycle Manager.

This can demonstrate three certificate delivery formats:

Post-Script Arguments: When initiating an Admin Web Request from Trust Lifecycle Manager, you can specify up to five arguments that will be passed from the request to the TLM Agent. These arguments are captured and made available to the post-script for use in automation. Common use cases include:

• API keys or authentication tokens for third-party services
• Target server hostnames or IP addresses
• Configuration parameters or environment identifiers
• Notification endpoints or webhook URLs
• Custom metadata or tracking identifiers

The arguments passed during the Admin Web Request are displayed in the table below for tracking and audit purposes.

Any certificates present in the certificate folder, either through a local operation or admin web request without post script operation, will be marked 'False'. Certificates placed in the folder and utilizing the admin web request script are marked 'True'

An Admin Web Request Post Script can essentially do anything. In fact, this webpage was generated by an Admin Web Request, also. Another example could be a series of API calls to upload the generated certificates to a 3rd party appliance (i.e. Firewall, CDN etc.)

Please note though that this page only gets updated when the script is being executed by an Admin Web Request. If you add certificates locally, they will not appear here until the next Admin Web Request is executed.