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Netscape Certificate Management System 6.1 Administrator's Manual (840 pages)

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Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

21
- What You Should Know
  21
- Who Should Read this Guide
  21
- What's in this Guide
  22
- Conventions Used in this Guide
  25
- Documentation
  26
Chapter 1 Overview

29
- Features
  29
  - Subsystems
    29
  - Certificate Manager Flexibility and Scalability
    30
  - Interfaces
    31
  - Logging
    31
  - Auditing
    32
  - Self Tests
    32
  - Authorization
    32
  - Authentication
    32
  - Certificate Issuance
    33
  - Certificate Profiles
    33
  - Policy
    34
  - Crls
    34
  - Publishing
    34
  - Notifications
    35
  - Jobs
    35
  - Dual Key Pairs
    35
  - Hsms and Crypto Accelerators
    35
  - Support for Open Standards
    36
  - Java SDK Extension Mechanism for Customization
    37
- How Certificate Management System Works
  37
- Deployment Scenarios
  50
- System Architecture
  57
  - CMS Component
    58
  - HTTP Engine
    59
  - Service Interfaces
    60
  - JSS and the Java/Jni Layer
    61
  - Nss
    62
  - Pkcs #11
    62
  - Management Tools
    63
  - Jre
    63
  - Internal LDAP Database
    64
  - Administration Server
    64
- Cms Sdk
  64
- Support for Open Standards
  65
  - Certificate Management Formats and Protocols
    65
  - Security and Directory Protocols
    66
Chapter 2 Installation

69
- Installation and Configuration Overview
  69
  - Installation and Configuration Process
    70
- Installation Overview
  71
- Installing CMS
  77
- Uninstalling CMS
  81
Chapter 3 Certificate Manager

83
- Certificate Manager Deployment Considerations
  83
  - Self-Signed Root Vs. Subordinate CA
    84
  - Cloned CA
    85
  - Certificate Manager Certificates
    85
  - Certificate Manager Interfaces
    89
  - Password Storage
    90
  - Internal Database
    90
  - Tokens
    91
- Installing a Certificate Manager
  91
  - Installing a Certificate Manager as a Root CA
    91
  - Installing a Certificate Manager as a Subordinate CA
    96
- Configuring the Certificate Manager
  110
  - Adding Users
    110
  - Configuring Authorization
    110
  - Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
    111
  - Changing Ports and IP Addresses
    115
  - Changing Subsystem Security Setting
    116
  - Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
    116
  - Configuring Logs
    116
  - Changing Internal Database Settings
    116
  - Configuring Self Test
    116
  - Setting up a Mail Server
    117
  - Changing the Certificate Issuance Rules
    117
  - Setting up Authentication
    118
  - Configuring Policies
    120
  - Configuring Certificate Profiles
    121
  - Configuring Publishing
    121
  - Configuring OCSP Services
    122
  - Setting up Crls
    122
  - Setting up Notifications
    122
  - Setting up Jobs
    123
  - Customizing the End Entity Interface
    123
  - Adding Data Recovery Services
    123
- How the Certificate Manager Works
  123
  - Enrollment
    124
  - Renewal
    126
  - Revocation
    126
- Federal Bridge CA
  127
- Cloning a CA
  129
  - Cloning Considerations
    130
  - Setting up a Clone CA
    131
  - Testing the Clone-Master Connection
    134
Chapter 4 Registration Manager

135
- Registration Manager Deployment Considerations
  135
  - Registration Managers Certificates
    135
  - Registration Manager Interfaces
    137
  - Password Storage
    138
  - Internal Database
    138
  - Signing Key Type and Length
    138
  - Tokens
    139
- Installing a Registration Manager
  139
- Configuring a Registration Manager
  152
  - Setting up Trust with a CA
    152
  - Adding Users
    152
  - Configuring Authorization
    153
  - Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
    154
  - Changing Ports and IP Addresses
    155
  - Changing Subsystem Security Setting
    155
  - Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
    155
  - Configuring Logs
    156
  - Changing Internal Database Settings
    156
  - Configuring Self Test
    156
  - Setting up a Mail Server
    156
  - Setting up Authentication
    157
  - Configuring Policies
    158
  - Configuring Certificate Profiles
    159
  - Crls
    160
  - Setting up Notifications
    160
  - Setting up Jobs
    161
  - Customizing the End Entity Interface
    161
  - Adding Data Recovery Services
    161
- How a Registration Manager Works
  161
  - Enrollment
    161
  - Renewal
    164
  - Revocation
    164
Chapter 5 OCSP Responder

167
- About OCSP Services
  167
  - How OCSP Services Work
    168
  - OCSP Response Signing
    168
  - OCSP Responses
    169
- CMS OCSP Services
  170
- Setting up a Certificate Manager with OCSP Service
  171
- Online Certificate Status Manager Deployment Considerations
  172
  - Online Certificate Status Manager Certificates
    172
  - Interfaces
    174
  - Password Storage
    175
  - Tokens
    175
  - Internal Database
    175
  - Signing Key Type and Length
    175
- Installing an Online Certificate Status Manager
  176
- Setting up the OCSP Responder
  188
- Configuring the Online Certificate Status Manager
  189
  - Adding Users
    189
  - Configuring Authorization
    189
  - Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
    190
  - OCSP Certificates
    191
  - Changing Ports and IP Addresses
    192
  - Changing Subsystem Security Setting
    192
  - Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
    192
  - Configuring Logs
    192
  - Changing Internal Database Settings
    193
  - Configuring Self Test
    193
  - Setting up Jobs
    193
  - Identifying the CA to the OCSP Responder
    193
  - Configure the Revocation Info Stores
    195
- Testing Your OCSP Setup
  197
Chapter 6 Data Recovery Manager

199
- PKI Setup for Key Archival and Recovery
  199
- Key Archival Process
  201
  - Why You Should Archive Keys
    201
  - Where the Keys Are Stored
    202
  - How Key Archival Works
    203
- Key Recovery Process
  205
- Installing a Standalone Data Recovery Manager
  215
  - Data Recovery Manager's Key Pairs and Certificates
    215
  - Tokens
    217
  - Internal Database
    217
  - Key Type and Length
    217
  - Installing the Data Recovery Manager
    218
- Configuring Key Archival and Recovery Process
  230
Chapter 7 Administrative Basics

243
- The Administrative Interface
  244
  - Netscape Administration Server
    244
  - Netscape Console
    245
  - The CMS Console
    247
  - Setting up Certificate Authentication for the CMS Console
    249
- System Passwords
  252
  - Password-Quality Checker
    252
  - Passwords Stored by the Server
    252
- Starting, Stopping, and Restarting CMS Instances
  254
  - Starting a Server Instance
    254
  - Stopping a Server Instance
    255
  - Restarting a Server Instance
    256
- Subsystem Configuration Overview
  257
  - Configuring Multiple CMS Instances
    257
  - Removing an Instance from a System
    258
- Mail Server
  259
- Configuration Files
  259
- Logs
  263
  - About Logs
    264
  - Services that Are Logged
    266
  - Log Levels (Message Categories)
    267
  - Buffered Versus Unbuffered Logging
    268
  - Configuring Logs in the CMS Console
    270
  - Configuring Logs in the Cms.cfg File
    272
  - Monitoring Logs
    274
  - Signing Log Files
    275
  - Registering a Log Module
    276
  - Deleting a Log Module
    277
- Signed Audit Log
  277
  - Setting up Signed Audit Logs
    280
  - Audit Logging Failures
    281
- Self Tests
  282
  - Self Test Logging
    282
  - Self Test Configuration
    283
  - Modifying Self Test Configuration
    283
- Ports
  285
  - About Ports
    285
  - Changing a Port Number
    288
- Changing an IP Addresses
  289
- The Internal Database
  290
- Managing the Certificate Database
  294
- Tokens for Storing CMS Keys and Certificates
  316
  - Internal Token
    316
  - External Token
    316
  - Managing Tokens Used by the Subsystems
    319
- Hardware Cryptographic Accelerators
  320
- Configuring the Server's Security Preferences
  320
  - Configuring the Server to Use Separate SSL Server Certificates
    321
  - Getting an SSL Client Certificate for a Subsystem
    322
Chapter 8 Authorization

325
- About Authorization
  325
  - How Authorization Works
    326
  - Default Groups
    326
- Setting up Administrators, Agents, and Auditors
  330
- Setting up a Trusted Manager
  333
- Agent Certificates
  337
- Modifying CMS User Entries
  343
  - Changing a CMS User's Login Information
    343
  - Changing a CMS User's Certificate
    344
  - Changing Members in a Group
    345
  - Deleting a CMS User
    345
- Creating a New Group
  346
- Authorization for CMS Users
  347
  - Access Control Lists (Acls)
    347
  - Access Control Instructions (Acis)
    347
  - Changing Privileges
    347
  - How Acis Are Formed
    348
  - Editing Acls
    350
- ACL Reference
  352
  - Certserver.acl.configuration
    352
  - Certserver.admin.certificate
    353
  - Certserver.admin.request.enrollment
    353
  - Certserver.auth.configuration
    353
  - Certserver.ca.certificate
    354
  - Certserver.ca.certificates
    355
  - Certserver.ca.configuration
    355
  - Certserver.ca.connector
    356
  - Certserver.ca.clone
    356
  - Certserver.ca.crl
    356
  - Certserver.ca.directory
    357
  - Certserver.ca.group
    357
  - Certserver.ca.ocsp
    357
  - Certserver.ca.profiles
    358
  - Certserver.ca.profile
    358
  - Certserver.ca.requests
    358
  - Certserver.ca.request.enrollment
    359
  - Certserver.ca.request.profile
    359
  - Certserver.ca.systemstatus
    360
  - Certserver.ee.certificate
    360
  - Certserver.ee.certificates
    361
  - Certserver.ee.certchain
    361
  - Certserver.ee.crl
    361
  - Certserver.ee.profile
    362
  - Certserver.ee.profiles
    362
  - Certserver.ee.facetofaceenrollment
    362
  - Certserver.ee.request.enrollment
    363
  - Certserver.ee.request.facetofaceenrollment
    363
  - Certserver.ee.request.ocsp
    363
  - Certserver.ee.request.revocation
    364
  - Certserver.ee.requeststatus
    364
  - Certserver.general.configuration
    364
  - Certserver.job.configuration
    365
  - Certserver.kra.certificate.transport
    366
  - Certserver.kra.configuration
    366
  - Certserver.kra.connector
    367
  - Certserver.kra.key
    367
  - Certserver.kra.keys
    367
  - Certserver.kra.request
    368
  - Certserver.kra.requests
    368
  - Certserver.kra.request.status
    368
  - Certserver.kra.systemstatus
    368
  - Certserver.log.configuration
    369
  - Certserver.log.configuration.signedaudit.expirationtime
    369
  - Certserver.log.configuration.filename
    370
  - Certserver.log.content.signedaudit
    370
  - Certserver.log.content
    371
  - Certserver.ocsp.ca
    371
  - Certserver.ocsp.cas
    372
  - Certserver.ocsp.certificate
    372
  - Certserver.ocsp.configuration
    372
  - Certserver.ocsp.crl
    373
  - Certserver.policy.configuration
    373
  - Certserver.profile.configuration
    374
  - Certserver.publisher.configuration
    375
  - Certserver.ra.configuration
    375
  - Certserver.ra.certificate
    376
  - Certserver.ra.connector
    376
  - Certserver.ra.facetofaceenrollment
    377
  - Certserver.ra.facetofaceenrollment.enablehosts
    377
  - Certserver.ra.group
    377
  - Certserver.ra.profile
    378
  - Certserver.ra.profiles
    378
  - Certserver.ra.request.enrollment
    378
  - Certserver.ra.request.profile
    379
  - Certserver.ra.requests
    379
  - Certserver.registry.configuration
    380
  - Certserver.ra.systemstatus
    380
  - Certserver.usrgrp.administration
    381
Chapter 9 Authentication

383
- Enrollment Overview
  383
  - How Authentication Works
    385
  - About Renewal
    386
- Dual-Key Pairs
  386
- Agent-Approved Enrollment
  387
  - Setting up Agent-Approved Enrollment
    387
- Automated Enrollment
  388
  - Setting up Directory Based Enrollment
    389
  - Setting up NIS Based Enrollment
    391
  - Setting up Pin Based Enrollment
    395
  - Setting up Portal Enrollment
    400
  - Setting up CMC Enrollment
    404
- Agent Initiated End User Enrollment
  408
  - Setting up Agent Initiated Enrollment
    408
- Certificate-Based Enrollment
  409
  - Setting up Certificate Based Enrollment
    409
- Issuing and Managing Server Certificates
  411
  - Renewal of Server Certificates
    412
  - Getting Certificates for Netscape Version 4.X and Later Servers
    412
- CEP Enrollment
  414
  - About CEP Enrollment
    414
  - Setting up Automated CEP Enrollment
    415
  - Setting up Publishing of CEP Certificates and Crls
    419
  - Certificate Issuance to Routers or VPN Clients
    421
  - Example
    423
- Testing Your Enrollment Setup
  425
- Managing Authentication Plug-Ins
  426
- Generating Files Required by Third-Party Object Signing Tools
  427
Chapter 10 Certificate Profiles

431
- About Certificate Profiles
  431
  - How Certificate Profiles Work
    433
- Setting up Certificate Profiles
  434
  - Modifying a Certificate Profile
    435
- Certificate Profile Reference
  442
- Input Reference
  445
  - Certificate Request Input
    445
  - Dual Key Generation Input
    446
  - Key Generation Input
    446
  - Subject Name Input
    446
  - Submitter Information Input
    447
- Output Reference
  447
  - Certoutputimpl
    447
- Defaults Reference
  448
  - Authority Info Access Extension Default
    448
  - Authority Key Identifier Extension Default
    450
  - Basic Constraints Extension Default
    450
  - CRL Distribution Points Extension Default
    452
  - Extended Key Usage Extension Default
    453
  - Freshest CRL Extension Default
    455
  - Key Usage Extension Default
    456
  - Name Constraints Extension Default
    458
  - Netscape Comment Extension Default
    462
  - Netscape Certificate Type Extension Default
    462
  - No Default Extension
    464
  - OCSP no Check Extension Default
    464
  - Policy Constraints Extension Default
    464
  - Policy Mappers Extension Default
    466
  - Signing Algorithm Default
    467
  - Subject Alternative Name Extension Default
    467
  - Subject Key Identifier Extension Default
    469
  - Subject Name Default
    470
  - Token Supplied Subject Name Default
    470
  - User Supplied Extension Default
    471
  - User Supplied Key Default
    471
  - User Signing Algorithm Default
    472
  - User Supplied Subject Name Default
    472
  - User Supplied Validity Default
    472
  - Validity Default
    473
- Constraints Reference
  473
  - Basics Constraints Extension Constraint
    473
  - Extended Key Usage Extension Constraint
    474
  - Extension Constraint
    475
  - Key Constraint
    475
  - Key Usage Extension Constraint
    475
  - No Constraint
    477
  - Netscape Certificate Type Extension Constraint
    477
  - Signing Algorithm Constraint
    478
  - Subject Name Constraint
    479
  - Validity Constraint
    479
Chapter 11 Policies

481
- Introduction to Policy
  482
  - About Policy
    482
  - Policy Rules
    483
  - Policy Processor
    484
  - Using Predicates in Policy Rules
    485
- Configuring Policy Rules for a Subsystem
  491
  - Modifying Policy Rules
    491
  - Deleting Policy Rules
    492
  - Adding New Policy Rules
    492
  - Reordering Policy Rules
    493
  - Testing Policy Configuration
    494
- Using Javascript for Policies
  495
- Constraints-Specific Policy Module Reference
  495
  - Attributepresentconstraints
    495
  - Dsakeyconstraints
    498
  - Issuerconstraints
    499
  - Keyalgorithmconstraints
    500
  - Renewalconstraints
    501
  - Renewalvalidityconstraints
    501
  - Revocationconstraints
    502
  - Rsakeyconstraints
    503
  - Signingalgorithmconstraints
    504
  - Subcanameconstraints
    505
  - Uniquesubjectnameconstraints
    506
  - Validityconstraints
    508
- Extension-Specific Policy Module Reference
  510
  - Authinfoaccessext
    510
  - Authoritykeyidentifierext
    513
  - Basicconstraintsext
    514
  - Certificatepoliciesext
    516
  - Certificaterenewalwindowext
    517
  - Certificatescopeofuseext
    519
  - Crldistributionpointsext
    522
  - Extendedkeyusageext
    524
  - Genericasn1Ext
    527
  - Issueraltnameext
    531
  - Keyusageext
    535
  - Nameconstraintsext
    541
  - Nsccommentext
    548
  - Nscerttypeext
    549
  - Ocspnocheckext
    552
  - Policyconstraintsext
    553
  - Policymappingsext
    554
  - Privatekeyusageperiodext
    556
  - Removebasicconstraintsext
    557
  - Subjectaltnameext
    557
  - Subjectdirectoryattributesext
    561
  - Subjectkeyidentifierext
    562
- Managing Policy Plug-In Modules
  563
  - Registering a Policy Module
    564
  - Deleting a Policy Module
    565
Chapter 12 Automated Notifications

567
Chapter 13 Automated Jobs

577
Chapter 14 Revocation and Crls

593
- Revocation
  593
  - Authentication of End Users During Certificate Revocation
    594
  - Certificate Revocation Forms
    595
- Cmcrevocation
  596
  - Setting up CMC Revocation
    596
  - Testing CMC Revoke
    597
- About Crls
  598
  - Reasons for Revoking a Certificate
    599
  - Revocation Checking by Netscape Servers
    600
  - Publishing of Crls
    600
  - CRL Issuing Points
    601
  - Delta Crls
    601
  - How Crls Work
    601
- Setting up the Issuance of Crls
  603
  - Configuring Issuing Points
    604
  - Configuring Crls for each Issuing Point
    605
  - Setting CRL Extensions
    607
- CRL Extension Reference
  608
  - Authoritykeyidentifier
    608
  - Crlnumber
    609
  - Crlreason
    609
  - Deltacrlindicator
    610
  - Freshestcrl
    610
  - Holdinstruction
    611
  - Invaliditydate
    612
  - Issueralternativename
    612
  - Issuingdistributionpoint
    614
Chapter 15 Publishing

617
- About Publishing
  618
  - About Publishers
    619
  - About Mappers
    619
  - About Rules
    619
  - About Publishing to Files
    620
  - About LDAP Publishing
    620
  - About OCSP Publishing
    621
  - How Publishing Works
    621
- Setting up Publishing
  622
- Publishers
  625
- Mappers
  634
  - Configuring Mappers
    634
  - Mapper Plug-In Modules Reference
    637
- Rules
  646
  - Modifying Publishing Rules for Certificates and Crls
    646
  - Rule Instance Reference
    650
- Enabling Publishing
  653
- Testing Publishing to Files
  655
- Configuring the Directory for LDAP Publishing
  657
  - Schema
    658
  - Entry for the CA
    659
  - Bind DN
    659
  - Directory Authentication Method
    660
- Updating Certificates and Crls in a Directory
  660
  - Manually Updating Certificates in the Directory
    661
  - Manually Updating the CRL in the Directory
    662
- Registering and Deleting Mapper and Publisher Plug-In Modules
  663
Appendix A Common Criteria Environment: Security Requirements

665
- Security Requirements for the IT Environment
  665
  - Security Audit (FAU)
    666
  - Cryptographic Support (FCS)
    669
  - User Data Protection (FDP)
    669
  - Identification and Authentication (FIA)
    670
  - Security Management (FMT)
    671
  - Protection of the TSF (FPT)
    673
  - Trusted Path/Channels (FTP)
    675
  - CIMC TOE Access Control Policy
    675
Appendix B Common Criteria Environment: Setup and Operations

677
- PKI Overview
  677
- Security Objectives
  677
- TOE Security Environment Assumptions
  678
- Security Requirements for the IT Environment
  678
- IT Environment Assumptions
  678
  - Reliable Timestamp
    678
  - Private and Secret Key Zeroization
    678
  - Password and Certificate Storage
    679
  - Hardware Token
    679
  - Protection of Private and Secret Keys
    679
  - Supported Operating Systems
    680
  - Supported Browsers
    680
- CMS Privileged Users and Groups (Roles)
  680
  - Drm
    682
  - Ocsp
    683
  - About Roles
    683
- CMS Common Criteria Environment Setup and Installation Guide
  684
  - Understanding Setup of Common Criteria Evaluated Netscape CMS
    684
  - CMS Common Criteria Environment Setup and Installation Process
    684
Appendix C Understanding the Common Criteria Evaluated CMS Setup

687
- Understanding the Common Criteria Environment
  687
- Understanding CMS Installation
  689
- Common Criteria Deployment Scenarios
  691
  - Features that Are Not Part of the Common Criteria Environment
    691
- Understanding Subsystem Setup
  692
  - CMS Role Users and Authorization
    692
  - Audit Logs
    693
  - Certificate Profiles
    693
  - Certificate Policies
    694
  - Authentication
    694
  - Crls
    694
  - Jobs
    694
  - Notifications
    695
  - Publishing
    695
  - Self Tests
    695
  - Trust between Subsystems
    695
  - Key Archival and Recovery
    696
  - OCSP Responder Revocation Information Store
    696
- Common Criteria Environment Setup Procedures
  696
Appendix D Common Criteria Environment: Security Objectives

697
Appendix E Common Criteria Environment: TOE Security Environment Assumptions

705
- 1.1 Secure Usage Assumptions
  705
  - 1.1.1 Personnel Assumptions
    705
  - 1.1.2 Physical Assumptions
    707
  - 1.1.3 Connectivity Assumptions
    707
- 1.2 Threats
  707
  - 1.2.1 Authorized Users
    707
  - 1.2.2 System
    708
  - 1.2.3 Cryptography
    708
  - 1.2.4 External Attacks
    709
- 1.3 Organization Security Policies
  709
Appendix F Certificate Download Specification

711
- Data Formats
  711
  - Binary Formats
    711
  - Text Formats
    712
- Importing Certificate Chains
  713
- Importing Certificates into Netscape Communicator
  713
- Importing Certificates into Netscape Servers
  714
- Object Identifiers
  714
Appendix G Certificate and CRL Extensions

717
- Introduction to Certificate Extensions
  717
  - Structure of Certificate Extensions
    719
  - Sample Certificate Extensions
    721
- Standard X.509 V3 Certificate Extensions
  723
- Introduction to CRL Extensions
  734
  - Structure of CRL Extensions
    735
  - Sample CRL and CRL Entry Extensions
    736
- Standard X.509 V3 CRL Extensions
  737
  - Extensions for Crls
    737
  - CRL Entry Extensions
    740
- Netscape-Defined Certificate Extensions
  741
- CA Certificates and Extension Interactions
  742
Appendix H Object Identifiers

745
- What's an Object Identifier
  745
- Registration of Object Identifiers
  745
Appendix I Distinguished Names

747
- What Is a Distinguished Name
  747
  - Distinguished Name Components
    748
- Dns in Certificate Management System
  750
  - Extending Attribute Support
    752
  - Role of Distinguished Names in Certificates
    757
Appendix J Introduction to Public-Key Cryptography

763
- Internet Security Issues
  763
- Encryption and Decryption
  765
  - Symmetric-Key Encryption
    766
  - Public-Key Encryption
    767
  - Key Length and Encryption Strength
    768
- Digital Signatures
  769
- Certificates and Authentication
  770
  - A Certificate Identifies Someone or Something
    771
  - Authentication Confirms an Identity
    772
  - How Certificates Are Used
    776
  - How CA Certificates Are Used to Establish Trust
    784
  - Managing Certificates
    790
  - Issuing Certificates
    790
  - Certificates and the LDAP Directory
    791
  - Key Management
    791
  - Renewing and Revoking Certificates
    792
  - Registration Authorities
    793
Appendix K Introduction to SSL

795
- The SSL Protocol
  795
- Ciphers Used with SSL
  797
  - Man-In-The-Middle Attack
    806

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About this Guide

7
Chapter 1 Command-Line Tools

13
Chapter 2 CMS Upgrade Utility

19
- Before Upgrading
  20
  - Backing up Your Previous CMS Instance
    20
- Upgrading
  20
- After Upgrading
  31
Chapter 3 Password Cache Utility

33
Chapter 4 Auditverify

39
- About the Auditverify Tool
  39
- Setting up the Auditor's Database
  39
- Audit Verify Tool Syntax
  40
- Return Values
  41
- Using the Audit Verify Tool
  41
Chapter 5 PIN Generator Tool

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- Locating the PIN Generator Tool
  43
- The Setpin Command
  44
  - Command-Line Syntax
    44
  - Example
    49
- How the Tool Works
  49
  - Input File
    51
  - Output File
    53
  - How Pins Are Stored in the Directory
    54
  - Exit Codes
    54
Chapter 6 Extension Joiner Tool

57
- Location
  58
- Syntax
  58
- Usage
  58
Chapter 7 Backing up and Restoring Data

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- Backup and Restore Tools
  61
- Backing up Data
  62
- Signing Backup Data Using Cmsutil
  67
- Verifying Signed Backup Data Using Cmsutil
  69
- Restoring Data
  70
  - Before You Restore Data
    71
  - Running the Restore Tool
    72
Chapter 8 ASCII to Binary Tool

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- Location
  77
- Syntax
  77
- Example
  78
Chapter 9 Binary to ASCII Tool

79
- Location
  79
- Syntax
  79
- Example
  80
Chapter 10 Pretty Print Certificate Tool

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- Location
  81
- Syntax
  81
- Examples
  82
Chapter 11 Pretty Print CRL Tool

85
- Location
  85
- Syntax
  85
- Example
  86
Index

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