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pkiconsole https://server.example.com:9443/ca/
a. Click on Users and Groups in the left navigation tree.
b. Click on the subsystem user name, such as TPS-server.example.com-7889.
c. Click Delete.
3. Recreate the subsystem.
pkicreate -config_dir=/var/lib -subsystem_type=tps
4. Go through the configuration wizard again. The instance will restart successfully
when the configuration is finished.
58779
When an nCipher HSM is used for a Certificate System instance, the nfast group
needs to include the user ID of the Certificate System instance process. For example,
since default Certificate System instances run as pkiuser, then the pkiuser group
needs to be added as a member to the nfast group, if the Certificate System group
has not already been added.
213805
If a token is plugged in when the Enterprise Security Client is installed, then the client
can fail to recognize the token. To be certain that the Enterprise Security Client will re-
cognize tokens, make sure that no smart card tokens are plugged in when the Enter-
prise Security Client packages are installed.
Certificates cannot be installed or renewed in the certificate database through the Certi-
ficate Setup Wizard in the administrative console in Certificate System 7.2. The cer-
tutil utility can be used to manage certificates instead.
Table 5. Known issues in Red Hat Certificate System 7.2
7. Updates and Errata Releases for Red Hat Certificate Sys-
tem 7.2
The following erratas have been issued for Red Hat Certificate System, fixing important security and
performance issues. The complete list of erratas issued for Red Hat Certificate System 7.2 is available
through Red Hat Network for
https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/rhel-certserv-72-errata.html
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-pki_instance_name=rhpki-tps
-secure_port=7888 -unsecure_port=7889
-user=pkiuser -group=pkigroup -verbose
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
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