Configuring The Certificate Manager's Internal Ocsp Service - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.2 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual
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Chapter 5. Online Certificate Status Protocol Responder
Figure 5.1. Creating a New User
The group to which the user belongs determines what privileges the user has. Assign agents and
administrators to the appropriate subsystem group.
4. Store the user's certificate.
a. Request and approve an SSL client certificate for the user if one has not already been
generated.
b. Copy the base-64 encoded certificate to a local file or to the clipboard.
c. Select the new user entry, and click Certificates.
d. Click Import, and paste in the base-64 encoded certificate.
For more information on editing user entries and managing user certificates, see
"Modifying Certificate System User
5.6. Configuring the Certificate Manager's Internal OCSP
Service
Every CA's built-in OCSP service is turned on at installation. However, to use this service, the CA
needs to issue certificates with the Authority Information Access extension
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Entries".
Section 16.4,
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