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Overview#

This page describes the procedure to execute admin tasks.

Subsystem-specific Tasks#

Certificate System Configuration Files#

Managing System Passwords#

Changing System Passwords#

Current procedure:

  • Open password.conf.

  • Change the password.

  • Save the changes.

Proposed procedure:

  • pki-server password-mod -i

Removing System Passwords#

Current procedure:

  • Remove password.conf

Proposed procedure:

  • pki-server password-del –all

Restoring System Passwords#

Current procedure:

  • Create password.conf.

  • Add passwords listed in cms.passwordlist.

  • Save the changes.

Proposed procedure:

  • pki-server password-add –all

Basic Subsystem Management#

Starting and Stopping Server Instances#

Starting and Stopping an Server Instance#

  • pki-server instance-start [instance]

  • pki-server instance-stop [instance]

Configuring Server Instance Auto-start#

  • pki-server instance-enable/disable [instance]

Checking the Server Instance Status#

  • pki-server instance-status [instance]

Configuring Ports#

Current procedure:

  • Stop the subsystem instance.

  • Open the instance’s configuration directory.

  • Open the server.xml file, and edit the appropriate port numbers.

  • Open the web.xml file, and edit the appropriate port numbers.

  • Configure SELinux to work with the new port.

  • Restart the subsystem.

Proposed procedure:

  • pki-server instance-stop

  • pki-server instance-port-find

  • pki-server instance-port-mod

  • pki-server instance-start

Configuring the LDAP Database#

Changing the Internal Database Configuration#

Current procedure:

  • Log into the subsystem administrative console.

  • In the Configuration tab, select the Internal Database tab.

  • Change the Directory Server instance by changing the hostname, port, and bind DN fields.

  • Click Save.

  • Restart server.

Proposed procedure:

  • pki-server instance-stop

  • pki-server instance-config-internal-find

  • pki-server instance-config-internal-mod

  • pki-server instance-start

Enabling SSL Connection with Internal Database#

See [Enabling SSL Connection with Internal Database.

Configuring Client Certificate Authentication to Internal Database#

See Configuring Client Certificate Authentication to Internal Database.

Restricting Access to the Internal Database#

Viewing Security Domain Configuration#

Backing up and Restoring Certificate System#

Backing up and Restoring the LDAP Internal Database#

Backing up and Restoring the SQLite Internal Database#

Backing up and Restoring the Instance Directory#

Running Self-Tests#

Running Self-Tests#

Configuring Self-Tests#

Modifying Self-Test Configuration#

Configuring POSIX System ACLs#

Managing Certificate System Users and Groups#

Disabling Multi-Roles Support#

Managing Users and Groups for a CA, OCSP, KRA, or TKS#

Managing Groups#

Creating a New Group#

Changing Members in a Group#

Managing Users (Administrators, Agents, and Auditors)#

Creating Users#

Changing a Certificate System User’s Certificate#

Renewing Administrator, Agent, and Auditor User Certificates#

Deleting a Certificate System User#

Preventing Users from Belonging to Multiple Roles#

Creating and Managing Users for a TPS#

Searching for Users#

Adding Users#

Setting Profiles for Users#

Changing Roles for Users#

Renewing TPS Agent and Administrator Certificates#

Deleting Users#

Configuring Access Control for Users for the CA, OCSP, DRM, and TKS#

Changing the Access Control Settings for the Subsystem#

Editing ACLs#

Configuring Subsystem Logs#

Viewing Logs#

Configuring Logs#

Managing Audit Logs#

A List of Audit Events#

Enabling Signed Audit Logs after Installation#

Configuring Signed Audit Logs in the Console#

Handling Audit Logging Failures#

Signing Log Files#

Managing Log Modules#

Managing Subsystem Certificates#

Requesting Certificates through the Console#

Requesting Signing Certificates#

Requesting Other Certificates#

Renewing Subsystem Certificates#

Re-keying Certificates in the End-Entities Forms#

Renewing Certificates in the Console#

Renewing Certificates Using certutil#

Changing the Names of Subsystem Certificates#

Using Cross-Pair Certificates#

Installing Cross-Pair Certificates#

Searching for Cross-Pair Certificates#

Managing the Certificate Database#

Installing Certificates in the Certificate System Database#

Viewing Database Content#

Deleting Certificates from the Database#

Changing the Trust Settings of a CA Certificate#

Managing Tokens Used by the Subsystems#

Detecting Tokens#

Viewing Tokens#

Changing a Token’s Password#

References#

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