trustedge
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| Usage | trustedge [options]trustedge <subcommand> [options] |
| Description | Base command for TrustEdge CLI. Provides version information, usage information, and subcommand access. See Subcommands. |
Overview
TrustEdge is a command line tool that provides functionality for managing IoT devices and performing common IoT device tasks. TrustEdge provide several “tools” that can be accessed via the CLI using subcommands.
Important
The user running TrustEdge CLI commands must be a member of the trustedge group.
- Use
groups "$(whoami)"to see group membership. - Use
sudo adduser "$(whoami)" trustedgeto add your user to thetrustedgegroup.
Examples
TrustEdge help (–help)
To view usage details and available options for TrustEdge, use the --help option:
trustedge --help
Tip
You can add--help to the end of any TrustEdge CLI command to view help information.TrustEdge version (–version)
View TrustEdge version information:
trustedge --version
Subcommands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
trustedge agent | DigiCert® Device Trust Manager communication, device bootstrapping, and ongoing device management. |
trustedge certificate | Generate and manage asymmetric key pairs, create Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs), and generate TAP hardware keys. |
trustedge mqtt | Publish messages to an MQTT broker and subscribe to MQTT topics. Supports both MQTT 3.1.1 and MQTT 5.0 protocols. |
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