Checking Certificate Request Status (Offline Requests) (Command Line)
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The CheckStatus action is used in offline certificate request scenarios to check the status of a pending certificate request. The /CheckStatus action requires the following syntax.
LCSCmd.exe /Cert /Action:CheckStatus /requestId:<pending request-id> /ca:<certification authority in the form <CAFQDN>\<CAName>> [/caAccount:<Account in the form <CADomain>\<CAUser> or <CAComputer>\<CAUser>>] [/caPassword:<Password for the CA account>] [/L:<log file path>] [/XML[:{TRUE|FALSE}]] [/?[:{TRUE|FALSE}]]
Such as:
LcsCmd.exe /Cert /Action:CheckStatus /requestId:5 /ca:mydomain\myCA
Where:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
/Cert |
Executes the selected certificate task on the current computer. |
/Action |
Takes a string that specifies the action name. Valid action names include Request,CheckStatus, ImportResponse, ImportPFX, ExportPFX, ListCA, and ImportCAChain. |
/requestId |
Specifies the pending certificate request identifier. |
/ca |
Specifies the certification authority to use for online certificate requests in the form <CA FQDN>\<CA Name>. This parameter is required for online certificate requests. |
/caAccount |
Specifies an account that is recognized by the CA and has privileges to request certificates (if integrated authentication is not desired). This parameter is ignored if CredMan is not available. |
/caPassword |
Specifies the password to be used with /caAccount. This parameter is ignored if /caAccount is not specified. |
/L |
Specifies the log file path. If not specified, %TEMP%\<ActionName>[<Date>][<Time>].html is used. To disable logging, use a dash character (-) as the log file name. |
/XML |
Specifies whether the log file to be generated should be in XML format instead of HTML. |
/? |
Shows Help on usage. |