SSL Key Management API error messages


The following table contains the response error messages that you can encounter when using the SSL Key Management API commands.

Error code

Message

12000

Generic error (not covered by any of the error codes for this API)

12001

The limit of SSL keys has been reached.

12002

The SSL key configuration was not found.

12003

The name of the SSL key is missing.

12004

The name of the SSL key contains too many characters or it contains illegal characters. Ensure that the SSL key contains only alphanumeric character, period, dash and underscore characters.

12005

The name of the SSL key is already defined by the system.

12006

The password for the key material contains invalid characters. Only printable ISO 8859-1 (Latin 1) characters are permitted.

12007

The SSL key description contains too many characters or it contains invalid characters. Only printable characters are allowed.

12008

The SSL key material cannot be decrypted by the provided password or it is not a valid material.

12009

The SSL key material file is missing.

12010

The SSL key material file contains multiple keys. The material file must contain one and only one key.

12011

The SSL key material file is too large (larger than 100 KB).

12012

The SSL key IP mapping contains duplicate mappings.

12013

The limit of IP mapping has been reached.

12014

The SSL key mapping configuration requires an IP address or a range of addresses.

12015

The SSL key mapping configuration defines an invalid IP address or a range of IP addresses.

12016

The SSL key mapping configuration requires a port or a range of ports.

12017

The SSL key mapping configuration defines an invalid port or a range of ports.

12018

The SSL key mapping configuration defines overlapping IP mappings. IP mappings must not contain overlaps.

12019

The SSL key mapping configuration must define an SSL key configuration name.

Related topics

SSL-Key-Management-API-commands

Configuration-API-error-code-reference

 

 

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