Audit Verify Tool Syntax - Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.2 - COMMAND-LINE Manual

Audit Verify Tool Syntax

As an auditor, create the security database directory in your file system. For
1.
example:
mkdir dbdir
Use the
2.
directory you just created. For example:
certutil -d <dbdir> -N
Import the CA certificate and log signing certificate into the databases,
3.
marking the CA certificate as trusted. The certificates can be obtained from the
CA in ASCII format.
For example:
If the CA's certificate is in a file called
in a file called
certutil -d dbdir -A -n "CA Certificate" -t "CT,CT,CT" -a -i
cacert
certutil -d dbdir -A -n "Log Signing Certificate" -a -i
logsigncert
Audit Verify Tool Syntax
The AuditVerify tool has the following syntax:
AuditVerify -d <dbdir> -n <signing_certificate_nickname> -a
<log_list_file> -P <cert/key_db_prefix> [-v]
where:
dbdir
signing_certificate_nickname
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tool to create an empty set of certificate databases in the
certutil
, the commands would be:
logsigncert
, and the log signing certificate is
cacert
The directory containing the security
databases where you have imported the
audit log signing certificate.
The nickname of the certificate used to sign
the log files. The nickname will be whatever
you used when you imported the log signing
certificate into that database.