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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
- Deployment Scenarios
  48
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
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
- 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
- Managing the Certificate Database
  285
- 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
- Setting up a Trusted Manager
  321
- Agent Certificates
  324
- 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
Chapter 14 Automated Jobs

553
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
- 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
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
- Understanding CS Installation
  699
- 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
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
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
Appendix K Introduction to SSL

799
- The SSL Protocol
  799
  - Man-In-The-Middle Attack
    810

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Table of Contents

About this Guide

Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 2 Installation

Chapter 3 Certificate Manager

Chapter 4 Registration Manager

Chapter 5 OCSP Responder

Chapter 6 Data Recovery Manager

Chapter 7 Token Management System

Chapter 8 Administrative Basics

Chapter 9 Authorization

Chapter 10 Authentication

Chapter 11 Certificate Profiles

Chapter 12 Policies

Chapter 13 Automated Notifications

Chapter 14 Automated Jobs

Chapter 15 Revocation and Crls

Chapter 16 Publishing

Chapter 17 Configuring CS for High Availability

Appendix B Common Criteria Environment: Setup and Operations

Appendix A Common Criteria Environment: Security Requirements

Appendix C Understanding the Common Criteria Evaluated CS Setup

Appendix D Common Criteria Environment: Security Objectives

Appendix E Common Criteria Environment: TOE Security Environment Assumptions

Appendix F Certificate Download Specification

Appendix G Certificate and CRL Extensions

Appendix H Object Identifiers

Appendix I Distinguished Names

Appendix J Introduction to Public-Key Cryptography

Appendix K Introduction to SSL

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