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The 'route' command displays the IP Rule tables in the Linux kernel and their IP routes. It also walks through all the 'UP' interfaces and displays their associated routes.
Showcerts
showcerts[/<url>][/proxy-addr:proxy-port] - display TLS connection certificates of server side e.g. showcerts/zedcloud.local.zededa.net -- display TLS certificates from the controller showcerts/zedcloud.local.zededa.net/10.10.1.128:3128 -- display controller TLS certificates through a proxy server
The 'showcerts' command displays remote server or peer TLS certificates. It can optionally take the server side URL and also the proxy setting for proxy IP address and port. If no option is given, the showcerts finds the controller URL in '/config/server' file for the URL part. If the management port has proxy configuration, the 'showcerts' uses the proxy IP and port when querying the controller site.
The output of the certificates only gets a few human readable items, such as 'Version', 'Serial Number', 'Signature Algorithem', 'Validity' and 'Subject'.
The fellow example displays the 'showcerts' without option:
edgeview.sh showcerts
=== Network: <peercerts> ===
url: zedcloud.local.zededa.net/35.197.63.228:8028(0) Certificate:Data:Version: 3Serial Number:503025477018159975346019544684339737623192390922Signature Algorithem: SHA256-RSAIssuer:CN=Zededa Inc. Intermediat CA1,O=Zededa Inc.,ST=California,C=USValidity:Not Before: 2022-04-11 18:19:37 +0000 UTCNot After: 2023-04-21 18:19:37 +0000 UTCSubject: CN=zedcloud.local.zededa.net,O=Zededa Inc.,L=San Jose,ST=California,C=US(1) Certificate:Data:Version: 3Serial Number:4098Signature Algorithem: SHA256-RSAIssuer:CN=Zededa Inc. Root CA,O=Zededa Inc.,L=San Jose,ST=California,C=US,1.2.840.113549.1.9.1=#0c0f63657274407a65646564612e6e6574Validity:Not Before: 2017-03-20 19:19:54 +0000 UTCNot After: 2027-03-18 19:19:54 +0000 UTCSubject: CN=Zededa Inc. Intermediat CA1,O=Zededa Inc.,ST=California,C=US
Socket
socket - display all the ipv4 listening socket ports and established ports
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