Step G. Check The Directory For The Crl; Manually Updating Certificates And Crls In A Directory - Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.0 Installation And Setup Manual

Manually Updating Certificates and CRLs in a Directory

In the left frame, select User Certificate.
3.
The User Certificate Revocation form appears.
In the Revocation Reason section, select Unspecified and click Submit.
4.
The client displays the "Select a Certificate" dialog box and prompts you to
choose the certificate you want to revoke.
Select the certificate you downloaded and click OK.
5.
The certificate is revoked.

Step G. Check the Directory for the CRL

Verify that the Certificate Manager published the CRL (in this case, containing the
single certificate that you revoked) to the correct location in the directory—that is,
the
certificateRevocationList;binary
directory.
Go to the publishing directory.
1.
Locate the CA's entry.
2.
Check the
3.
You should find the CRL published.
Manually Updating Certificates and CRLs in a
Directory
Normally you do not need to manually update the directory with certificate-related
information; if configured properly, the Certificate Manager handles most of the
updates automatically. However, a situation might arise in which you need to
update the directory manually. For example, Directory Server might be down for a
while and be unable to receive changes from the Certificate Manager. In such a
situation, use the forms provided in the Certificate Manager Agent Services
interface to manually update the directory.
Certificate Manager's publishing directory can be manually updated by a
Certificate Manager agent only. Agent operations are restricted to those with a
valid agent certificate; see "Agent's Certificate for SSL Client Authentication" on
page 375. For complete details on agent operations, see CMS Agent's Guide.
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certificateRevocationList;binary
attribute of the CA's entry in the
attribute.