Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.0 Installation And Setup Manual page 836

precaution 484
job modules 557
jobs 549
log event listeners 755
log modules 773
mapper modules 667
policy modules 584
policy rules 574
privileged users 416
publisher modules 667
rotated log files 752
demo 105–158
first user certificate for 133–136
installation of 105–158
Installation Wizard and 120–133
overview of 106–110
passwords for 109–110
port numbers for 108
software installed for 108
using 136–158
using an LDAP directory with 143–158
verifying installation 136–141
deployment planning 161–182
authentication decisions 179
CA decisions 169–173
CA renewalCA renewal 172–173
distinguished name 170
extensions 172
root versus subordinate 171
signing certificate 171
signing key 170
certificate decisions
Certificate Manager 177
Data Recovery Manager 178
Online Certificate Status Manager 178
Registration Manager 177
enrollment scenarios 84–97
file-based publishing decisions 174
firewall considerations 84
hardware token decisions 173
LDAP publishing decisions 174–175
policy decisions 179–180
port assignments 180–182
SSL server certificate decisions 176
storage key 178
subsystem certificate decisions 176–178
topology decisions 162–169
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directory
schema for PINs 504
distinguished name (DN)
for CA 170
for CA signing certificate 195
for Data Recovery Manager transport certificate
200
for Online Certificate Status Manager signing
certificate 205
for Registration Manager signing certificate 198
documentation
conventions followed 27
where to find 28
downloading certificates 809–813
DSA 170
E
email resolver 533
end entities
enabling interaction with a Certificate Manager
519
enabling interaction with a Registration Manager
521
enrollment scenarios for 84–97
enrollment, steps in 81–83
forms for 101
forms provided for 72
generating PINs for 503, 504
life-cycle management and 98–102
port used for operations 361
See also ports
end-entity certificates
renewal 787
revocation 787
End-Entity Services Interface
introduced 72
enrollment forms
specifying authentication 514
enrollment scenarios 84–97
custom authentication, customer database 86
custom authentication, Kerberos 89–91
firewall considerations 84
manual authentication 87–89