Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.01 Installation And Setup Manual page 222

Stage 2. Running the Installation Wizard
In the Certificate Management System panel at the right, click Open.
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After a few moments, the Introduction screen for the Installation Wizard
appears.
Click Next to continue. The Internal Database screen appears.
In the Internal Database screen, specify the Directory Server instance that
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Certificate Management System should use as its internal database—you may
choose to create a new Directory Server instance or use an existing Directory
Server instance. The Directory Server instance you choose will be used as a
database to store information (such as certificates and certificate requests) used
by all the subsystems you will be installing in this CMS instance. It's
recommended that you do not use this Directory Server instance for any other
purposes; the directory schema will be configured for storing CMS data.
Click Next to continue. The wizard sets up the new internal database, which
takes some time.
(If you have previously installed an internal database for this instance, the
Recreate Internal Database screen appears. In the Recreate Internal Database,
specify whether you want to remove the existing database in order to create a
new internal database, or use the existing internal database.
A special screen, Internal Database password, comes up only if you stop the
configuration process partway through and then start over again, in which
case the wizard needs to ask for the internal database password again.)
In the Administrator screen, type the ID, name and password for the CMS
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administrator. This is the administrator who can access the CMS window and
control all CMS settings.
Click Next to continue.
The "Subsystems" screen appears. This screen enables you to choose a
subsystem you want to install. Depending on what you want to install, follow
the appropriate instructions.
222 Netscape Certificate Management System Installation and Setup Guide • May 2002
Installing the Certificate Manager as a Root CA
Installing the Certificate Manager as a Subordinate CA
Installing a Standalone Registration Manager
Installing a Standalone Data Recovery Manager
Installing a Online Certificate Status Manager