Starting The Certificate System Administrative Console - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 8.0 - ADMINISTRATION Admin Manual

Chapter 13. Basic Subsystem Management
Port Used for SSL Used for
11445 Yes
11445 Yes
11445 Yes
Token Key Service
13180 No
13444 Yes
13443 Yes
13445 Yes
13445 Yes
13445 Yes
Token Processing System
7888 No
7890 Yes
7888 No
7890 Yes
7889 Yes
7889 Yes
7889 Yes
7889 Yes
7890 Yes
7890 Yes
9445 Yes
Services with a client authentication value of No can be reconfigured to require client authentication. Services which do not have
either a Yes or No value cannot be configured to use client authentication.
Although this subsystem type does have end entities ports and interfaces, these end-entity services are not accessible through
a web browser, as other end-entity services are.
Although the OCSP does have end entities ports and interfaces, these end-entity services are not accessible through a web
browser, as other end-entity services are. End user OCSP services are accessed by a client sending an OCSP request.
The agent, admin, and operator services are all accessed through the same web services page. Each role has a different tab on
that page. The role-specific tab is visible to every user who is a member of that role.
Table 13.2. Default Web Services Pages

13.2.2. Starting the Certificate System Administrative Console

The Console is opened by connecting to the subsystem instance over its SSL port using the
pkiconsole command. This command has the format:
300
Web Services
Client
1
Authentication
Configuration
No Services
No Console
End Entities
No End Entities
Yes Agents
Configuration
No Services
No Console
Enterprise Security Client Phone Home
Enterprise Security Client Phone Home
Enterprise Security Client Security Officer Enrollment
Yes Enterprise Security Client Security Officer Enrollment
Yes Enterprise Security Client Security Officer Workstation
4
Yes Agents
4
Yes Admin
4
Yes Operator
Configuration
Services
No Console
2
2