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Administration port [random #]: Accept the default port number, which is randomly
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generated, or enter any port number that is not and will not be used for another purpose.
See "Choosing Ports for Directory and Administration Servers," on page 68 for more
information.
Run Administration Server as [current login]: Enter the user ID for the
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Administration Server process. If you are running as
to run the server as
Certificate System identifier [certificate]: Enter a unique identifier for the new
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instance of CS.
The script extracts and installs the binaries for all of the servers in the server root
directory and creates and starts instances of the Administration Server and Directory
Server. For specifics on installing each subsystem, see:
"Installing a Certificate Manager as a Root CA," on page 85.
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"Installing a Certificate Manager as a Subordinate CA," on page 90.
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"Installing a Registration Manager," on page 133.
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"Installing an Online Certificate Status Manager," on page 165.
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"Installing a Standalone Data Recovery Manager," on page 203.
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You should note the choices you made for later reference, especially the following:
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The server root in which the software was installed. You will need to know this
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whenever you need to access any of the files installed for any of the servers, or to
manually stop and start any of the servers.
The administration domain and administration port number. You will need both of
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these to log into Red Hat Console.
The configuration directory server administrator ID and password. You will log in
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as this user ID when logging into Red Hat Console.
The installation logs are located in the directory:
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<server_root>/cert-<instance_id>/logs
See "Logs," on page 255 for more information.
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root
, you can accept the default
root
Chapter 2 Installation
Installing CS
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