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Update a CertificateObject

PUT 
/v1/config/rulestacks/:rulestackname/certificates/:name

Update the certificate object associated with the specified rulestack.

Request​

Path Parameters

    rulestackname stringrequired

    The name of the rulestack.

    name stringrequired

    The name of the certificate.

Body

    AuditComment Auditcomment (string)

    Possible values: <= 512 characters

    Audit remarks.

    CertificateSelfSigned Certificateselfsigned (boolean)

    A self-signed root CA certificate.

    CertificateSignerArn Certificatesignerarn (string)

    Certificate Signer ARN

    Description Description (string)

    Possible values: <= 512 characters

    A description of certificate object.

    UpdateToken Updatetoken (string)

    Refresh token.

Responses​

OK

Schema
    Response object

    The API call response.

    CertificateObjectEntry object

    The certificate object entry.

    AuditComment Auditcomment (string)

    Audit remarks.

    CertificateSelfSigned Certificateselfsigned (boolean)

    A self-signed root CA certificate.

    CertificateSignerArn Certificatesignerarn (string)

    Certificate signer ARN.

    Description Description (string)

    A description of certificate object.

    UpdateToken Updatetoken (string)

    Refresh token.

    Name Name (string)

    Name of the certificate object entry.

    RuleStackName Rulestackname (string)

    Name of the rulestack.

    ResponseStatus object

    The API call response status.

    ErrorCode Errorcode (integer)

    Default value: 0

    Default value of a successful response is 0. Any other number indicates an error code.

    400—HTTP bad request

    • InvalidRequestException—Operation failed due to invalid request. For example, unsupported parameter name or value in the request.
    • LimitExceededException—Operation failed due to violation in limit settings.
    • ThrottlingException—Operation failed due to throttling limitations.
    • AccessDeniedException—You do not have sufficient access to perform this action.

    500—Bad request

    • InternalServerError—Your request is valid but Cloud NGFW could not perform the operation due to a system issue.
    • InsufficientCapacityException—AWS currently does not have enough capacity to fulfill your request.
    Reason Reason (string)

    The error description.

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