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• If a Online Certificate Status Manager is installed, the list includes the Online
Certificate Status Manager's signing, remote administration server, and SSL
server certificate. For details, see "Online Certificate Status Manager's Key
Pairs and Certificates" on page 449.
Depending on the certificate you want to generate, choose the one in the
drop-down list:
• Certificate Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want to
request a signing certificate for the Certificate Manager installed in the
currently selected CMS instance. If you choose this option, you must also
specify whether the certificate request is for a self-signed CA (also known as
the root CA) or a subordinate CA.
• Certificate Manager OCSP Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want
to request an OCSP signing certificate for the Certificate Manager installed in
the currently selected CMS instance.
• Data Recovery Manager Transport Certificate—choose this option if you want
to request a transport certificate for the Data Recovery Manager installed in the
currently selected CMS instance.
• Online Certificate Status Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if
you want to request a signing certificate for the Online Certificate Status
Manager installed in the currently selected CMS instance.
• Registration Manager Signing Certificate—choose this option if you want to
request a signing certificate for the Registration Manager installed in the
currently selected CMS instance.
• SSL Server Certificate—choose this option if you want to generate an SSL
server certificate request for the CMS managers installed in the currently
selected CMS instance.
• SSL Server Certificate for Remote Admin—choose this option if you want to
generate a remote administration server certificate request for the CMS
managers installed in the currently selected CMS instance.
• Other—choose this option if you want to generate a certificate request for a
certificate that is not generated by a CMS manager by default. For example, in
a Certificate Manager, you can use this option to request a CRL signing
certificate (see "CRL Signing Key Pair and Certificate" on page 439) or a
separate SSL client certificate exclusively for authenticating to the publishing
directory. Be sure to specify the certificate type in the adjoining field. By
Chapter 14 Managing CMS Keys and Certificates
Certificate Setup Wizard
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