You can create a workspace using the create-workspace action. A workspace is a simple folder structure that contains files to acquire a signed certificate for your server.
Note
You must use a new workspace any time a new certificate needs to be created or signed. This includes creating new certificates when existing ones expire. To prevent old and new files from getting mixed up, the Commvault Certificate Tool will exit with an error if you attempt to repeat certain previously-completed actions using the same workspace.
Procedure
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From the command prompt, go to the Base folder.
Note
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On Windows, by default, you can run commands from any location because the Base folder is added to the system path.
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On Linux, if you want to run commands from a different location, instead of using ./, you must provide the absolute path of the cvCertTool.sh script.
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Create a workspace:
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On Windows, run the following command:
cvCertTool.cmd -workspace "C:\tools_home\example\cvct_workspace" create-workspace -
On Linux, run the following command:
./cvCertTool.sh -workspace "/tools_home/example/cvct_workspace" create-workspaceWhere, cvct_workspace is an example folder name.
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