Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.1 - ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual page 301

Following this line should be the certificate data, which can be in any of the binary formats
described in "Binary Formats" on page 300. This data should be base-64 encoded as
described by RFC 1113 (for details, see
http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/rfc/rfc11xx/RFC1113.html
Following the certificate data must be this line:
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Step 1. Select the Operation
Indicate whether you want to request a certificate or install a certificate.
For the sake of completing the instructions that follow, assume that you chose to install a
certificate.
Step 2. Select the Certificate or Certificate Chain
Select the certificate you want to install.
The drop-down list shows various options. Depending on whether you want to install a CS
certificate, any other trusted CA certificate, or a CA certificate chain, choose the
appropriate option from the list box:
• Certificate Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want to install a CA
signing certificate for the Certificate Manager installed in the currently selected CS
instance.
• OCSP Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want to install an OCSP signing
certificate for the Certificate Manager installed in the currently selected CS instance.
• Registration Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want to install a
request signing certificate for the Registration Manager installed in the currently
selected CS instance.
• Data Recovery Manager Transport Certificate—choose this option if you want to
install a transport certificate for the Data Recovery Manager installed in the currently
selected CS instance.
• Online Certificate Status Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want
to install a signing certificate for the Online Certificate Status Manager installed in the
currently selected CS instance.
• SSL Server Certificate—choose this option if you want to install an SSL server
certificate for the CS managers installed in the currently selected CS instance.
• Trusted CA Certificate Chain—choose this option if you want to install a trusted CA
certificate chain; the CA certificate will be included in the chain.
Managing the Certificate Database
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