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Managing the Certificate Database
Table 7-4
Filename
ocspcsr.txt
racsr.txt
kracsr.txt
ocspcsr.txt
sslcsr.txt
othercsr.txt
Do not modify the CSR; you must send it to the CA as it is. You can either submit
the request automatically or copy the request and manually submit it to the CA by
visiting the URL it provides for this purpose. Note that the wizard's
auto-submission feature—a feature that enables you to send the request directly to
a remote CA without having to manually copy the base-64 encoded certificate and
paste the request in an enrollment form—can be used to submit requests to a
remote Certificate Manager or Registration Manager (if that Certificate Manager is
configured to receive requests via the Registration Manager) only. It can't be used
for submitting the request to a third-party CA. For a third-party CA, you must
manually copy the certificate request and paste it into the text area provided in the
CA's enrollment form.
Sending the CSR Automatically to a CMS Manager
To send the certificate signing request (CSR) automatically to a Certificate
Manager:
Type the appropriate values in the following fields:
1.
Send the request to a remote CMS now. Select this option.
Host name. Type the fully-qualified host name (in the
<machine_name>.<your_domain>.<domain>
Manager to which you want to submit your request automatically. For
example,
EE port number. Type the end-entity port number. For example,
Yes, it's the SSL secure server port. Select this option if the end entity port
number you specified is the SSL port for end entities.
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Names of files created for certificate signing requests (Continued)
Certificate Signing Request
Certificate Manager OCSP signing certificate
Registration Manager signing certificate
Data Recovery Manager transport certificate
Online Certificate Status Manager signing certificate
SSL server certificate
Other certificates, such as Certificate Manager CRL signing
certificate or SSL client certificate
CAmachine.example.com
format) of the Certificate
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