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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
23
What You Should Know
23
Who Should Read this Guide
23
What's in this Guide
24
Conventions Used in this Guide
26
Documentation
28
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
34
Jobs
35
Dual Key Pairs
35
Hsms and Crypto Accelerators
35
Support for Open Standards
35
Java SDK Extension Mechanism for Customization
36
How Certificate System Works
37
CS Basics
37
About the Certificate Manager
40
How the Certificate Manager Works
41
About the Registration Manager
44
How the Registration Manager Works
44
Data Recovery Manager
47
Online Certificate Status Manager
48
Deployment Scenarios
48
Single Certificate Manager
48
Certificate Manager and Registration Manager
49
Certificate Manager and Data Recovery Manager
51
Certificate Manager, Data Recovery Manager, and Registration Manager
53
Cloned Certificate Manager
54
System Architecture
55
CS Component
56
HTTP Engine
57
Service Interfaces
58
JSS and the Java/Jni Layer
59
Nss
60
Pkcs #11
60
Management Tools
61
Jre
61
Internal LDAP Database
62
Administration Server
62
Cs Sdk
62
Support for Open Standards
63
Certificate Management Formats and Protocols
63
Security and Directory Protocols
64
Chapter 2 Installation
65
Installation and Configuration Overview
65
Installation and Configuration Process
66
Installation Overview
66
About the Installation Program
67
Installation Considerations
67
Installation Worksheet
71
Installing CS
72
Uninstalling CS
76
Chapter 3 Certificate Manager
77
Certificate Manager Deployment Considerations
77
Self-Signed Root Vs. Subordinate CA
78
Cloned CA
79
Certificate Manager Certificates
79
Certificate Manager Interfaces
83
Password Storage
84
Internal Database
84
Tokens
84
Installing a Certificate Manager
85
Installing a Certificate Manager as a Root CA
85
Installing a Certificate Manager as a Subordinate CA
90
Configuring the Certificate Manager
102
Adding Users
102
Configuring Authorization
102
Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
103
Changing Ports and IP Addresses
107
Changing Subsystem Security Setting
108
Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
108
Configuring Logs
108
Changing Internal Database Settings
108
Configuring Self Test
109
Setting up a Mail Server
109
Changing the Certificate Issuance Rules
109
Setting up Authentication
110
Configuring Policies
112
Configuring Certificate Profiles
113
Configuring Publishing
113
Configuring OCSP Services
114
Setting up Crls
114
Setting up Notifications
114
Setting up Jobs
115
Customizing the End Entity Interface
115
Adding Data Recovery Services
115
Setting up a CMC Client
115
Setting up the Cmcauth Authentication Plug-In
120
Setting up the Server for Multiple Requests in a Full CMC Request
121
How the Certificate Manager Works
122
Enrollment
122
Renewal
124
Revocation
125
Federal Bridge CA
125
Issuing Cross-Pair Certificates
126
Importing Cross-Pair Certificates
126
Publishing Cross-Pair Certificates
126
Cloning a CA
127
Chapter 4 Registration Manager
129
Registration Manager Deployment Considerations
129
Registration Managers Certificates
129
Registration Manager Interfaces
130
Password Storage
131
Internal Database
132
Signing Key Type and Length
132
Tokens
133
Installing a Registration Manager
133
Configuring a Registration Manager
145
Setting up Trust with a CA
145
Adding Users
145
Configuring Authorization
145
Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
146
Changing Ports and IP Addresses
147
Changing Subsystem Security Setting
148
Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
148
Configuring Logs
148
Changing Internal Database Settings
148
Configuring Self Test
149
Setting up a Mail Server
149
Setting up Authentication
149
Configuring Policies
151
Configuring Certificate Profiles
151
Crls
152
Setting up Notifications
153
Setting up Jobs
153
Customizing the End Entity Interface
153
Adding Data Recovery Services
153
How a Registration Manager Works
153
Enrollment
154
Renewal
156
Revocation
156
Chapter 5 OCSP Responder
157
About OCSP Services
157
How OCSP Services Work
158
OCSP Response Signing
158
OCSP Responses
159
CS OCSP Services
159
Setting up a Certificate Manager with OCSP Service
161
Online Certificate Status Manager Deployment Considerations
162
Online Certificate Status Manager Certificates
162
Interfaces
163
Password Storage
164
Tokens
164
Internal Database
164
Signing Key Type and Length
165
Installing an Online Certificate Status Manager
165
Setting up the OCSP Responder
176
Configuring the Online Certificate Status Manager
177
Adding Users
177
Configuring Authorization
177
Managing Certificates and the Certificate Database
178
OCSP Certificates
179
Changing Ports and IP Addresses
179
Changing Subsystem Security Setting
180
Changing Passwords or Storage Settings
180
Configuring Logs
180
Changing Internal Database Settings
180
Configuring Self Test
180
Setting up Jobs
181
Identifying the CA to the OCSP Responder
181
Configure the Revocation Info Stores
182
Testing Your OCSP Setup
184
Chapter 6 Data Recovery Manager
187
PKI Setup for Key Archival and Recovery
187
Clients that Can Generate Dual Key Pairs
188
Data Recovery Manager
188
Forms for Users and Key Recovery Agents
189
Key Archival Process
189
Why You Should Archive Keys
189
Where the Keys Are Stored
190
How Key Archival Works
190
Key Recovery Process
192
Key Recovery Agents and Their Passwords
193
How Agent-Initiated Key Recovery Works
195
Key Recovery Agent Scheme
198
Installing a Standalone Data Recovery Manager
203
Data Recovery Manager's Key Pairs and Certificates
203
Tokens
205
Internal Database
205
Key Type and Length
206
Installing the Data Recovery Manager
206
Configuring Key Archival and Recovery Process
218
Step 1. Set up the Key Archival Process
218
Step 2. Set up the Key Recovery Process
224
Step 3. Test Your Key Archival and Recovery Setup
226
Chapter 7 Token Management System
231
Token Processing Service
231
Token Key Service
232
Enterprise Security Client
232
Chapter 8 Administrative Basics
235
The Administrative Interface
236
Red hat Administration Server
236
Red hat Console
237
The CS Console
239
Setting up Certificate Authentication for the CS Console
241
System Passwords
244
Password-Quality Checker
244
Passwords Stored by the Server
244
Starting, Stopping, and Restarting CS Instances
246
Starting a Server Instance
246
Stopping a Server Instance
247
Restarting a Server Instance
248
Subsystem Configuration Overview
248
Configuring Multiple CS Instances
249
Removing an Instance from a System
249
Mail Server
250
Configuration Files
250
Locating the Configuration File
251
Editing the Configuration File
251
Guidelines for Editing the Configuration File
252
Duplicating Configuration from One Instance to Another
254
Logs
255
About Logs
255
Services that Are Logged
257
Log Levels (Message Categories)
258
Buffered Versus Unbuffered Logging
259
Configuring Logs in the CS Console
261
Configuring Logs in the Cs.cfg File
263
Monitoring Logs
265
Signing Log Files
266
Registering a Log Module
267
Deleting a Log Module
268
Signed Audit Log
268
Setting up Signed Audit Logs
271
Audit Logging Failures
272
Self Tests
272
Self Test Logging
273
Self Test Configuration
273
Modifying Self Test Configuration
274
Ports
275
About Ports
275
Changing a Port Number
278
Changing an IP Addresses
280
The Internal Database
281
About the Internal Database
281
Changing the Internal Database Configuration
282
Enable SSL Client Authentication with the Internal Database
283
Restricting Access to the Internal Database
284
Managing the Certificate Database
285
Viewing and Deleting Certificate Database Content
285
Changing the Trust Settings of a CA Certificate
286
Installing a New CA Certificate in the Certificate Database
288
Installing a CA Certificate Chain in the Certificate Database
288
Certificate Setup Wizard
289
Consideration When Getting New Certificates for the Subsystems
303
Tokens for Storing CS Keys and Certificates
305
Internal Token
306
External Token
306
Managing Tokens Used by the Subsystems
308
Hardware Cryptographic Accelerators
309
Configuring the Server's Security Preferences
309
Configuring the Server to Use Separate SSL Server Certificates
310
Getting an SSL Client Certificate for a Subsystem
311
Chapter 9 Authorization
313
About Authorization
313
How Authorization Works
314
Default Groups
314
Setting up Administrators, Agents, and Auditors
318
Creating a User and Assigning Them to a Group
318
Storing a User's Certificate
319
Setting up Agents Using the Automated Process
320
Setting up a Trusted Manager
321
Agent Certificates
324
First Agent Certificate for a Certificate Manager
325
Getting an Agent's Certificate from a Public CA
327
Getting an Agent's Certificate from Certificate System
327
Revocation Status Checking of Agent Certificates
329
Modifying CS User Entries
331
Changing a CS User's Login Information
331
Changing a CS User's Certificate
331
Changing Members in a Group
332
Deleting a CS User
333
Creating a New Group
333
Authorization for CS Users
334
Access Control Lists (Acls)
334
Access Control Instructions (Acis)
334
Changing Privileges
334
How Acis Are Formed
335
Editing Acls
338
ACL Reference
339
Certserver.acl.configuration
339
Certserver.admin.certificate
340
Certserver.admin.request.enrollment
340
Certserver.auth.configuration
341
Certserver.ca.certificate
341
Certserver.ca.certificates
342
Certserver.ca.configuration
342
Certserver.ca.connector
343
Certserver.ca.clone
343
Certserver.ca.crl
343
Certserver.ca.directory
344
Certserver.ca.group
344
Certserver.ca.ocsp
344
Certserver.ca.profiles
344
Certserver.ca.profile
345
Certserver.ca.requests
345
Certserver.ca.request.enrollment
345
Certserver.ca.request.profile
346
Certserver.ca.systemstatus
346
Certserver.ee.certificate
347
Certserver.ee.certificates
347
Certserver.ee.certchain
348
Certserver.ee.crl
348
Certserver.ee.profile
348
Certserver.ee.profiles
349
Certserver.ee.facetofaceenrollment
349
Certserver.ee.request.enrollment
349
Certserver.ee.request.facetofaceenrollment
349
Certserver.ee.request.ocsp
350
Certserver.ee.request.revocation
350
Certserver.ee.requeststatus
350
Certserver.general.configuration
351
Certserver.job.configuration
351
Certserver.kra.certificate.transport
352
Certserver.kra.configuration
352
Certserver.kra.connector
353
Certserver.kra.key
353
Certserver.kra.keys
354
Certserver.kra.request
354
Certserver.kra.requests
354
Certserver.kra.request.status
355
Certserver.kra.systemstatus
355
Certserver.log.configuration
355
Certserver.log.configuration.signedaudit.expirationtime
356
Certserver.log.configuration.filename
357
Certserver.log.content.signedaudit
357
Certserver.log.content
357
Certserver.ocsp.ca
358
Certserver.ocsp.cas
358
Certserver.ocsp.certificate
359
Certserver.ocsp.configuration
359
Certserver.ocsp.crl
359
Certserver.policy.configuration
360
Certserver.profile.configuration
360
Certserver.publisher.configuration
361
Certserver.ra.configuration
362
Certserver.ra.certificate
362
Certserver.ra.connector
363
Certserver.ra.facetofaceenrollment
363
Certserver.ra.facetofaceenrollment.enablehosts
364
Certserver.ra.group
364
Certserver.ra.profile
364
Certserver.ra.profiles
365
Certserver.ra.request.enrollment
365
Certserver.ra.request.profile
365
Certserver.ra.requests
366
Certserver.registry.configuration
366
Certserver.ra.systemstatus
367
Certserver.usrgrp.administration
367
Chapter 10 Authentication
369
Enrollment Overview
369
How Authentication Works
370
About Renewal
371
Dual-Key Pairs
372
Agent-Approved Enrollment
373
Setting up Agent-Approved Enrollment
373
Automated Enrollment
373
Setting up Directory Based Enrollment
374
Setting up Pin Based Enrollment
377
Setting up Portal Enrollment
382
Setting up CMC Enrollment
385
Agent Initiated End User Enrollment
389
Setting up Agent Initiated Enrollment
389
Certificate-Based Enrollment
390
Setting up Certificate Based Enrollment
391
Issuing and Managing Server Certificates
392
Renewal of Server Certificates
393
Getting Certificates for Netscape Version 4.X and Later Servers
393
CEP Enrollment
395
About CEP Enrollment
395
Setting up Automated CEP Enrollment
396
Setting up Publishing of CEP Certificates and Crls
400
Certificate Issuance to Routers or VPN Clients
402
Example
404
Testing Your Enrollment Setup
405
Managing Authentication Plug-Ins
407
Generating Files Required by Third-Party Object Signing Tools
407
Chapter 11 Certificate Profiles
411
About Certificate Profiles
411
How Certificate Profiles Work
413
Setting up Certificate Profiles
414
Modifying a Certificate Profile
415
Certificate Profile Reference
423
Input Reference
426
Certificate Request Input
426
Dual Key Generation Input
426
Key Generation Input
427
Subject Name Input
427
Submitter Information Input
427
Output Reference
428
Certoutputimpl
428
Defaults Reference
428
Authority Info Access Extension Default
428
Authority Key Identifier Extension Default
430
Basic Constraints Extension Default
431
CRL Distribution Points Extension Default
432
Extended Key Usage Extension Default
434
Freshest CRL Extension Default
436
Key Usage Extension Default
437
Name Constraints Extension Default
438
Red hat Comment Extension Default
442
Netscape Certificate Type Extension Default
442
No Default Extension
444
OCSP no Check Extension Default
444
Policy Constraints Extension Default
444
Policy Mappers Extension Default
446
Signing Algorithm Default
447
Subject Alternative Name Extension Default
447
Subject Key Identifier Extension Default
449
Subject Name Default
450
Token Supplied Subject Name Default
450
User Supplied Extension Default
450
User Supplied Key Default
451
User Signing Algorithm Default
451
User Supplied Subject Name Default
452
User Supplied Validity Default
452
Validity Default
452
Constraints Reference
453
Basics Constraints Extension Constraint
453
Extended Key Usage Extension Constraint
454
Extension Constraint
454
Key Constraint
454
Key Usage Extension Constraint
455
No Constraint
456
Netscape Certificate Type Extension Constraint
456
Signing Algorithm Constraint
457
Subject Name Constraint
458
Validity Constraint
458
Chapter 12 Policies
461
Introduction to Policy
462
About Policy
462
Policy Rules
463
Policy Processor
464
Using Predicates in Policy Rules
465
Configuring Policy Rules for a Subsystem
471
Modifying Policy Rules
471
Deleting Policy Rules
472
Adding New Policy Rules
472
Reordering Policy Rules
473
Testing Policy Configuration
474
Using Javascript for Policies
474
Constraints-Specific Policy Module Reference
475
Attributepresentconstraints
475
Dsakeyconstraints
477
Issuerconstraints
479
Keyalgorithmconstraints
479
Renewalconstraints
480
Renewalvalidityconstraints
481
Revocationconstraints
481
Rsakeyconstraints
482
Signingalgorithmconstraints
483
Subcanameconstraints
484
Uniquesubjectnameconstraints
485
Validityconstraints
487
Extension-Specific Policy Module Reference
489
Authinfoaccessext
489
Authoritykeyidentifierext
492
Basicconstraintsext
493
Certificatepoliciesext
494
Certificaterenewalwindowext
496
Certificatescopeofuseext
498
Crldistributionpointsext
501
Extendedkeyusageext
503
Genericasn1Ext
505
Issueraltnameext
510
Keyusageext
513
Nameconstraintsext
519
Nsccommentext
526
Nscerttypeext
527
Ocspnocheckext
530
Policyconstraintsext
531
Policymappingsext
532
Privatekeyusageperiodext
534
Removebasicconstraintsext
534
Subjectaltnameext
535
Subjectdirectoryattributesext
538
Subjectkeyidentifierext
540
Managing Policy Plug-In Modules
541
Registering a Policy Module
541
Deleting a Policy Module
542
Chapter 13 Automated Notifications
543
About Automated Notifications
543
Setting up Automated Notifications
543
Types of Automated Notifications
544
Determining End-Entity Email Addresses
545
Setting up Automated Notifications
545
Configuring Specific Notifications by Editing the Configuration File
547
Testing Your Configuration
547
Customizing Notification Messages
548
Notification Message Templates
549
Token Definitions
551
Chapter 14 Automated Jobs
553
About Automated Jobs
553
Setting up Automated Jobs
554
Types of Automated Jobs
554
Setting up the Job Scheduler
555
Frequency Settings for Automated Jobs
555
Enabling and Configuring the Job Scheduler
556
Setting up Specific Jobs
558
Enabling and Configuring Specific Jobs Using the CS Console
558
Enabling Configuring Specific Jobs by Editing the Configuration File
560
Configuration Parameters of Renewalnotificationjob
561
Configuration Parameters of Requestinqueuejob
562
Configuration Parameters of Unpublishexpiredjob
563
Customizing Notification Messages
565
Templates for Summary Notifications
565
Token Definitions
566
Managing Job Plug-Ins
567
Registering or Deleting a Job Module
568
Chapter 15 Revocation and Crls
569
Revocation
569
Authentication of End Users During Certificate Revocation
570
Certificate Revocation Forms
571
Cmcrevocation
572
Setting up CMC Revocation
572
Testing CMC Revoke
573
About Crls
574
Reasons for Revoking a Certificate
575
Revocation Checking by Red hat Servers
576
Publishing of Crls
576
CRL Issuing Points
577
Delta Crls
577
How Crls Work
577
Setting up the Issuance of Crls
578
Configuring Issuing Points
579
Configuring Crls for each Issuing Point
580
Setting CRL Extensions
582
CRL Extension Reference
583
Authoritykeyidentifier
583
Crlnumber
584
Crlreason
584
Deltacrlindicator
585
Freshestcrl
585
Holdinstruction
586
Invaliditydate
587
Issueralternativename
587
Issuingdistributionpoint
589
Chapter 16 Publishing
593
About Publishing
594
About Publishers
594
About Mappers
595
About Rules
595
About Publishing to Files
595
About LDAP Publishing
596
About OCSP Publishing
597
How Publishing Works
597
Setting up Publishing
598
Publishers
600
Configuring Publishers for Publishing to a File
601
Configuring Publishers for Publishing to OCSP
603
Configuring Publishers for LDAP Publishing
605
Publisher Plug-In Module Reference
606
Mappers
610
Configuring Mappers
610
Mapper Plug-In Modules Reference
613
Rules
621
Modifying Publishing Rules for Certificates and Crls
622
Rule Instance Reference
626
Enabling Publishing
628
Testing Publishing to Files
630
Configuring the Directory for LDAP Publishing
632
Schema
633
Entry for the CA
634
Bind DN
634
Directory Authentication Method
635
Updating Certificates and Crls in a Directory
635
Manually Updating Certificates in the Directory
636
Manually Updating the CRL in the Directory
638
Registering and Deleting Mapper and Publisher Plug-In Modules
638
Chapter 17 Configuring CS for High Availability
641
CS High Availability Overview
641
Architecture of a Failover System
642
Load Balancing
643
Cloning the Certificate Manager
644
Cloning Preparation
644
Cloning the CA
646
Testing the CA Cloned-Master Connection
657
Additional CRL Scheduling Information
658
Cloned-Master CA Conversion
659
Converting a Master CA into a Cloned CA
659
Converting a Cloned CA into a Master CA
660
Cloning the Online Certificate Status Manager
662
Preparing to Clone the Online Certificate Status Manager
663
Cloning the OCSP Responder
664
Testing the OCSP Cloned-Master Connection
667
Cloned-Master OCSP Responder Conversion
667
Converting a Master OCSP Responder into a Cloned OCSP Responder
667
Converting a Cloned OCSP Responder into a Master OCSP Responder
668
Cloning the Data Recovery Manager
669
Preparing to Clone the DRM
669
Cloning the DRM
670
Testing the DRM Cloned-Master Connection
675
Cloned-Master DRM Responder Conversion
675
Security Requirements for the IT Environment
677
Security Audit (FAU)
678
User Data Protection (FDP)
681
Identification and Authentication (FIA)
682
Security Management (FMT)
683
Protection of the TSF (FPT)
685
Trusted Path/Channels (FTP)
686
CIMC TOE Access Control Policy
687
Appendix B Common Criteria Environment: Setup and Operations
689
PKI Overview
689
Security Objectives
689
Appendix A Common Criteria Environment: Security Requirements
690
IT Environment Assumptions
690
Reliable Timestamp
690
Private and Secret Key Zeroization
690
Password and Certificate Storage
691
Hardware Token
691
Protection of Private and Secret Keys
691
Supported Operating Systems
692
Supported Browsers
692
Security Requirements for the IT Environment
690
TOE Security Environment Assumptions
690
CS Privileged Users and Groups (Roles)
692
Ocsp
694
About Roles
695
CS Common Criteria Environment Setup and Installation Guide
696
Understanding Setup of Common Criteria Evaluated Red hat CS
696
CS Common Criteria Environment Setup and Installation Process
696
Appendix C Understanding the Common Criteria Evaluated CS Setup
697
Understanding the Common Criteria Environment
697
Secure Environment
697
CS Roles Assignment
698
Who Needs to be Present
698
Understanding Operating System Setup (Users, Groups, and File Permissions)
698
Understanding CS Installation
699
Configuring CS to Use Hardware Tokens
699
Revocation Checking
699
SSL Client Authentication with the Internal Database
699
CS Administrative Console
700
Backup and Restore of a CS Subsystem
700
Common Criteria Deployment Scenarios
700
Features that Are Not Part of the Common Criteria Environment
701
Understanding Subsystem Setup
702
CS Role Users and Authorization
702
Audit Logs
703
Certificate Profiles
703
Certificate Policies
703
Authentication
703
Crls
704
Jobs
704
Notifications
704
Publishing
704
Self Tests
705
Trust between Subsystems
705
Key Archival and Recovery
705
OCSP Responder Revocation Information Store
706
Common Criteria Environment Setup Procedures
706
1.1 Security Objectives for the TOE
707
1.1.1 Authorized Users
707
1.1.2 System
708
1.1.3 Cryptography
708
1.1.4 External Attacks
708
Appendix D Common Criteria Environment: Security Objectives
707
1.2 Security Objectives for the Environment
708
1.2.1 Non-IT Security Objectives for the Environment
708
1.2.2 IT Security Objectives for the Environment
710
Security Objectives for both the TOE and the Environment
711
1.1 Secure Usage Assumptions
715
1.1.1 Personnel Assumptions
715
1.1.2 Physical Assumptions
717
1.1.3 Connectivity Assumptions
717
Appendix E Common Criteria Environment: TOE Security Environment Assumptions
715
1.2 Threats
717
1.2.1 Authorized Users
717
1.2.2 System
718
1.2.3 Cryptography
718
1.2.4 External Attacks
719
1.3 Organization Security Policies
719
Data Formats
721
Binary Formats
721
Text Formats
722
Importing Certificate Chains
722
Appendix F Certificate Download Specification
723
Importing Certificates into Communicator
723
Importing Certificates into Red hat Servers
724
Object Identifiers
724
Appendix G Certificate and CRL Extensions
725
Introduction to Certificate Extensions
725
Structure of Certificate Extensions
727
Sample Certificate Extensions
728
Standard X.509 V3 Certificate Extensions
730
Introduction to CRL Extensions
741
Structure of CRL Extensions
742
Sample CRL and CRL Entry Extensions
743
Standard X.509 V3 CRL Extensions
744
Extensions for Crls
744
CRL Entry Extensions
746
Netscape-Defined Certificate Extensions
748
CA Certificates and Extension Interactions
749
Appendix H Object Identifiers
751
What's an Object Identifier
751
Appendix I Distinguished Names
753
What Is a Distinguished Name
753
Distinguished Name Components
754
Dns in Certificate System
756
Extending Attribute Support
758
Role of Distinguished Names in Certificates
763
Appendix J Introduction to Public-Key Cryptography
767
Internet Security Issues
767
Encryption and Decryption
769
Symmetric-Key Encryption
770
Public-Key Encryption
771
Key Length and Encryption Strength
772
Digital Signatures
772
Certificates and Authentication
774
A Certificate Identifies Someone or Something
774
Authentication Confirms an Identity
775
How Certificates Are Used
780
How CA Certificates Are Used to Establish Trust
788
Managing Certificates
794
Issuing Certificates
795
Certificates and the LDAP Directory
796
Key Management
796
Renewing and Revoking Certificates
797
Registration Authorities
797
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Red hat Linux
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Step 2 - Is Your Hardware Compatible
12
Step 3 - Do You Have Enough Disk Space
12
Step 4 - Can You Install Using the Red hat Linux CD-ROM
14
Step 5 - Which Installation Class Is Best for You
16
Chapter 3 Installation Options and System Requirements Tables
21
Time Zone
21
System Requirements Table
25
Chapter 4 Installing Red hat Linux
27
The Installation Program User Interface
27
Virtual Consoles
27
Starting the Installation Program
28
Reference
28
Installation Program
28
Network Boot Disk
29
Selecting an Installation Method
31
Beginning the Installation
31
Language Selection
33
Keyboard Configuration
34
Mouse Configuration
35
Welcome to Red hat Linux
37
Install Options
37
Disk Partitioning
38
Automatic Partitioning
38
Partitioning Your System
40
Unallocated Partition(S)
42
Partitioning with Fdisk
45
Formatting Partitions
46
Installing YABOOT
47
Network Configuration
50
Firewall Configuration
51
Language Support Selection
55
Time Zone Configuration
56
Account Configuration
57
User Accounts
57
Root Password
58
Setting up
58
Authentication Configuration
59
Package Group Selection
61
Unresolved Dependencies
66
GUI X Configuration Tool
67
Preparing to Install
71
Installing Packages
71
Installation Complete
72
Chapter 5 Installing Red hat Linux Via Text Mode
75
Things You Should Know
75
Video Configuration
76
The Installation Program User Interface
77
Starting the Installation Program
79
Installation Cross-Reference Table
80
Identify Disk Partition to Install from
81
Installing over a Network
82
Configuring Your Video Adapter
86
Configuring the X Window System
86
Appendix A Removing Red hat Linux
93
Appendix B Getting Technical Support
95
Remember to Sign up
95
B.1 Remember to Sign up
95
An Overview of Red hat Support
95
Hardware Compatibility
95
Scope of Red hat Support
96
How to Get Technical Support
97
Signing up for
97
Questions for Technical Support
98
Technical Support
98
Support Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
99
Appendix C Troubleshooting Your Installation of Red hat Linux
101
You Are Unable to Boot Red hat Linux
101
Trouble Beginning the Installation
101
Trouble During the Installation
102
Root / Partition
103
Problems after Installation
104
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Introduction to Red hat Certificate System Migration
7
Certificate System Migration Overview
7
Migration Scripts
8
Certificate System Subsystems
9
Considerations before Migration
10
Step 1: Preparing the Older Server Instance for Migration
13
Step 2: Installing the New Certificate System
15
Step 3: Stopping the New Certificate System Servers
17
Step 4: Migrating Security Databases
19
Certificate Authority (CA) Migration
19
Option 1: Security Databases to Security Databases Migration
19
Option 2: Security Databases to HSM Migration
21
Option 3: HSM to Security Databases Migration
21
Option 4: HSM to HSM Migration
27
Data Recovery Manager (DRM) Migration
29
Option 1: Security Databases to Security Databases Migration
30
Option 2: Security Databases to HSM Migration
31
Option 3: HSM to Security Databases Migration
35
Option 4: HSM to HSM Migration
39
Online Certificate Status Protocol Manager (OCSP) Migration
42
Option 1: Security Databases to Security Databases Migration
42
Option 2: Security Databases to HSM Migration
44
Option 3: HSM to Security Databases Migration
47
Option 4: HSM to HSM Migration
50
Token Key Service (TKS) Migration
53
Option 1: Security Databases to Security Databases Migration
53
Option 2: Security Databases to HSM Migration
55
Option 3: HSM to Security Databases Migration
60
Option 4: HSM to HSM Migration
64
Step 5: Migrating Password Cache Data
69
Step 6: Migrating Internal Databases
71
Step 7: Customizing User Data (Non-Console)
77
Step 8: Starting All Certificate System 7.3 Instances
79
Step 9: Generate New Certificate System Server Certificates
81
Self-Signing an SSL Server Certificate for a CA
81
Requesting a New SSL Server Certificate from a Third-Party CA
82
Generating a New DRM, OCSP, or TKS SSL Server Certificate
83
Step 10: Customizing User Data (Console)
85
Step 11: Verifying Migration
87
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction
5
Documentation Conventions
5
How to Use this Manual
7
Chapter 2 Steps to Get You Started
9
Checking for Additional Hardware-Specific Documentation
9
Where to Find Other Red hat Linux Manuals
9
Iseries Hardware Preparation for Installation
9
Do You Have Enough Disk Space
10
Which Installation Class Is Best for You
11
Chapter 3 Installing Red hat Linux
17
The Installation Program User Interface
17
Booting the Installation Program
19
Using the Driver Disk
20
Language Selection
21
Welcome to Red hat Linux
21
Install Options
22
Disk Partitioning
23
Partitioning Your System
26
Partitioning with Fdisk
31
Formatting Partitions
33
Network Configuration
34
Hostname Configuration
35
Firewall Configuration
37
Mouse Configuration
40
Language Support Selection
40
Time Zone Configuration
41
Account Configuration
42
Authentication Configuration
46
Package Group Selection
48
Preparing to Install
51
Installing Packages
53
Installation Complete
53
Using the Installation Disks in Rescue Mode
55
Special Considerations for Accessing the SCSI Utilities from Rescue Mode
56
Appendix A Getting Technical Support
57
Remember to Sign up
57
A.1 Remember to Sign up
57
An Overview of Red hat Support
57
Scope of Red hat Support
58
How to Get Technical Support
59
Questions for Technical Support
60
Support Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
61
Appendix B Troubleshooting Your Installation of Red hat Linux
63
Trouble During the Installation
63
Problems after Installation
65
Appendix C Re-Installation of Red hat Linux and Preserving Existing Data
67
Preservation of Existing Data on an Iseries Red hat Linux Logical
67
Partition
67
Additional Considerations: Iseries Virtual Disks
67
C.2 Additional Considerations: Iseries Virtual Disks
67
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