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nCipher Modules: Integration Guide for Red Hat Certificate System 8.0 1.0 12

Installing and configuring Red Hat Certificate System 8.0

6 To install pki-ca:

[root@hostname RPMS]# yum install pki-ca-8.0.0-21.el5pki.noarch.rpm

Note Interoperating subsystems within Red Hat Certificate System carry out all common PKI

operations, such as:

- Issuing, renewing, and revoking certificates.

- Archiving and recovering keys.

-Publishing CRLs.

- Verifying certificate status.

The CA is a subsystem that manages certificates at every stage, from requests through to

enrollment. The CA also publishes certificates and lists of revoked certificates for use by

clients such as the OCSP or web servers. The CA is the core of the PKI, and issues and

revokes all certificates. The CA is also the core of the Certificate System.

7 Check the status:

[root@hostname bin]# service pki-ca status

pki-ca (pid 3967) is running ...

'pki-ca' must still be CONFIGURED!

(see /var/log/pki-ca-install.log)

8 Verify the nfast entry CS.cfg file in /etc/pki-ca:

preop.configModules.module1.userFriendlyName=Thales nCipher's nFast Token Hardware Module

preop.configModules.module1.commonName=nfast

preop.configModules.module1.imagePath=../img/clearpixel.gif

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