Nameconstraintsext Rule - Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 4.5 - PLUG-IN Manual

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NameConstraintsExt Plug-in Module
Table 4-16 Description of parameters defined in the NameConstraintsExt module (Continued)
Parameter
excludedSubtrees<n>.
min
excludedSubtrees<n>.
max

NameConstraintsExt Rule

The policy rule named
NameConstraintsExt
creates this rule during installation. By default, the rule is configured as follows:
The rule is disabled; for the rule to be effective, it must be enabled and
configured appropriately.
The predicate expression is set (
that the extension gets added to CA certificates only.
The extension is marked critical (to comply with the PKIX recommendation).
The total number of permitted subtrees to be contained in the extension is set
to 3 (
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Netscape Certificate Management System Plug-ins Guide • October 2001
Description
• If you selected otherName, the value must be the absolute path to the
file that contains the base-64 encoded string of the subtree. For
example, /usr/netscape/server4/ext/nc/othername.txt.
Specifies the minimum number of excluded subtrees.
Permissible values: -1, 0, or n.
• -1 specifies that the field should not be set in the extension.
• 0 specifies that the minimum number of subtrees is zero (default).
• n must be an integer that is greater than zero. It specifies at the most n
subtrees are allowed.
Example: 0
Specifies the maximum number of excluded subtrees.
Permissible values: -1, 0, or n.
• -1 specifies that the field should not be set in the extension (default).
• 0 specifies that the maximum number of subtrees is zero.
• n must be an integer that is greater than zero. It specifies at the most n
subtrees are allowed.
Example: 1
NameConstraintsExt
module. Certificate Management System automatically
numPermittedSubtrees=3
is an instance of the
predicate=HTTP_PARAMS.certType==ca
).
) so

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