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List Services Option

The listservices command produces a list of services and their internal identifiers, which can be used to uniquely reference services for other ccautil commands:

ccautil -task listservices
-s <server:port_number>
-u <user_name>
-p <password>
-pwfile </path/filename>

-s <server:port_number> or -s https://<server:port_number>

Specifies the HTTP or HTTPS CA Configuration Automation Server name and port number from which you want to obtain the list of services.

-u <user_name>

Specifies a valid CA Configuration Automation Server user name.

-p <password>

Specifies the user’s password. The password shows as clear text on the command line. Alternatively, you can create and use a scrambled password file for authentication. For more information, see Hash Password Option.

-pwfile </path/filename> (on UNIX servers) or -pwfile <\path\filename> (on Windows servers)

Specifies the user’s password file. You can use this argument instead of -p password.

Usage Examples

• The following example uses the -p argument to specify the password on the command line:

  ccautil -task listservices -S qaserver1:8080 -u psmith -p user250
  

• The following example uses the -pwfile argument to specify a password file on a UNIX server:

  ccautil -task listservices -S qaserver1:8080 -u psmith -pwfile /home/psmith/ccapwd
  

• The following example uses the -pwfile argument to specify a password file on a Windows server:

  ccautil -task listservices -S qaserver1:8080 -u psmith -pwfile "\Program Files\CA\ccapwd"
  

  Notice the path and file name for the password file is enclosed in quotes because the directory Program Files contains a space.