tpm_rimcert_create

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: October 2007
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NAME

tpm_rimcert_create - Create RIM certificate  

SYNOPSIS

tpm_rimcert_create -k keyfile -m measurementfile -s statefile -o certfile [-v] | -h  

DESCRIPTION

Also long options alternatives are available
--cert | -o filename
Output file for RIM certificate
--key | -k filename
Verification private key file
--measurement | -m filename Measurement file
--pcrstate | -s filename
PCR state filename
--counter | -c filename
Counter index value pair (Optional)
--parentid | -p num
Parent key ID
--verbose | -v
Verbose output
--help | -h
Print this message

 

FILES

Certificate file is a binary file that contains the RIM certificate that is created using command-line options of this command.

Keyfile should be the private key file that is created using the command tpm_vkey_create. Note that the corresponding parentid parmeter value should be set.

Measurement file contains two lines. The first line defines what PCR register should be etended and the second line contains 20-byte measurement value (both values should be given in hexadecimal format).

An example:

1
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

PCR state configuration file specifies MTM state to which the RIM certificate is bound. PCR state configuration file can contain one or several PCR index and PCR value lines. The first line specifies the index of the PCR and the second one the value of the PCR. If the state is bound to more than one register additional lines with PCR index and PCR value content can be specified.

An example:

16
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Counter configuration file defines the counter index and counter value to which the RIM certificate will be bound. The format is index value number in a single line.

An example:

1 1  

AUTHOR

Nokia Research Center  

SEE ALSO

tpm_rimcert_dump(1), tpm_vkey_create(1), tpm_vkey_dump(1)


 

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SYNOPSIS
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SEE ALSO

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