Module org.snmp4j
Package org.snmp4j.transport.tls
Interface TlsTmSecurityCallback<C extends java.security.cert.Certificate>
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- Type Parameters:
C- The certificate type supported by this callback.
- All Known Implementing Classes:
DefaultTlsTmSecurityCallback,PropertiesTlsTmSecurityCallback,TlsTmSecurityCallbackProxy
public interface TlsTmSecurityCallback<C extends java.security.cert.Certificate>TheTlsTmSecurityCallbackis implemented by the SnmpTlsMib (of SNMP4J-Agent), for example, to resolve (lookup) thetmSecurityNamefor incoming requests.- Since:
- 2.0
- Version:
- 3.3
- Author:
- Frank Fock
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.StringgetLocalCertificateAlias(Address targetAddress)Gets the local certificate alias to be used for the supplied target address.OctetStringgetSecurityName(C[] peerCertificateChain)Gets the tmSecurityName (see RFC 5953) from the certificate chain of the communication peer that needs to be authenticated.booleanisAcceptedIssuer(C issuerCertificate)Check if the supplied issuer certificate is accepted as server.booleanisClientCertificateAccepted(C peerEndCertificate)Check if the supplied peer end certificate is accepted as client.booleanisServerCertificateAccepted(C[] peerCertificateChain)Check if the supplied peer certificate chain is accepted as server.
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Method Detail
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getSecurityName
OctetString getSecurityName(C[] peerCertificateChain)
Gets the tmSecurityName (see RFC 5953) from the certificate chain of the communication peer that needs to be authenticated.- Parameters:
peerCertificateChain- an array ofCertificates with the peer's own certificate first followed by any CA authorities.- Returns:
- the tmSecurityName as defined by RFC 5953.
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isClientCertificateAccepted
boolean isClientCertificateAccepted(C peerEndCertificate) throws java.security.cert.CertificateException
Check if the supplied peer end certificate is accepted as client.- Parameters:
peerEndCertificate- a client Certificate instance to check acceptance for.- Returns:
trueif the certificate is accepted,falseotherwise, i.e. if verification could not performed, i.e. because it was not configured sufficiently.- Throws:
java.security.cert.CertificateException- if the certificate is rejected.
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isServerCertificateAccepted
boolean isServerCertificateAccepted(C[] peerCertificateChain) throws java.security.cert.CertificateException
Check if the supplied peer certificate chain is accepted as server.- Parameters:
peerCertificateChain- a server Certificate chain to check acceptance for.- Returns:
trueif the certificate is accepted,falseotherwise, i.e. if verification could not performed, i.e. because it was not configured sufficiently.- Throws:
java.security.cert.CertificateException- if the certificate is rejected.
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isAcceptedIssuer
boolean isAcceptedIssuer(C issuerCertificate) throws java.security.cert.CertificateException
Check if the supplied issuer certificate is accepted as server.- Parameters:
issuerCertificate- an issuer Certificate instance to check acceptance for.- Returns:
trueif the certificate is accepted,falseotherwise, i.e. if verification could not performed, i.e. because it was not configured sufficiently.- Throws:
java.security.cert.CertificateException- if the certificate is rejected.
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getLocalCertificateAlias
java.lang.String getLocalCertificateAlias(Address targetAddress)
Gets the local certificate alias to be used for the supplied target address.- Parameters:
targetAddress- a target address ornullif the default local certificate alias needs to be retrieved.- Returns:
- the requested local certificate alias, if known. Otherwise
nullis returned which could cause a protocol violation if the local key store contains more than one certificate.
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