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otdfctl policy kas-registry key list-mappings

list-mappings - List Key Mappings

Synopsis

otdfctl policy kas-registry key list-mappings [flags]

Description

This command lists key mappings. You can list all key mappings, or filter by a specific key.

To filter by a key, you can either provide the system ID of the key, or the user-defined key ID along with the KAS identifier.

The list is paginated, so you must provide limit and offset flags.

Examples

List the first 10 key mappings:

otdfctl policy kas-registry key list-mappings --limit 10 --offset 0

List key mappings for a key with a specific system ID:

otdfctl policy kas-registry key list-mappings --id "cc8bf36a-8c76-4c8c-9723-3c0d1ce897b8" --limit 10 --offset 0

List key mappings for a key with a user-defined ID within a KAS specified by its URI:

otdfctl policy kas-registry key list-mappings --key-id "my-key" --kas "https://kas.example.com/kas" --limit 10 --offset 0

Options

-l, --limit <limit>
Maximum number of key mappings to return (required: true)
-o, --offset <offset>
Offset (page) quantity from start of the list (required: true)
-i, --id <id>
The system ID of the key for which to list mappings. (required: false)
--key-id <key-id>
The user-defined ID of the key for which to list mappings. Must be used with --kas. (required: false)
--kas <kas>
Specify the Key Access Server (KAS) where the key (identified by `--key-id`) is registered. The KAS can be identified by its ID, URI, or Name. (required: false)

Aliases

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