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About This Guide
- Who Should Read This Guide
- What You Should Know
- What's in This Guide
- Conventions Used in This Guide
- Documentation
Command-Line Tools
CS Migration Utility
- History
- Overview
- Caveats regarding Migration
- Step 1: Before Migration
- Step 2: Creation of a New CS Installation
- Step 3: Stopping all new CS instances
- Step 4: Migration of Security Databases
- CMS 4.1
- CMS 4.1 [CA]
- CMS 4.2
- CMS 4.2 [CA]
- CMS 4.2 [DRM]
- CMS 4.2 (SP 2), CMS 4.5, or iCMS 4.7
- CMS 4.2 (SP 2), CMS 4.5, or iCMS 4.7 [CA]
- CMS 4.2 (SP 2), CMS 4.5, or iCMS 4.7 [DRM]
- CMS 4.2 (SP 2), CMS 4.5, or iCMS 4.7 [OCSP]
- CMS 6.0
- CMS 6.0 [CA]
- CMS 6.0 [DRM]
- CMS 6.0 [OCSP]
- CMS 6.1, or CMS 6.2
- CMS 6.1, or CMS 6.2 [CA]
- CMS 6.1, or CMS 6.2 [DRM]
- CMS 6.1, or CMS 6.2 [OCSP]
- CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1
- CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1 [CA]
- CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1 [DRM]
- CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1 [OCSP]
- CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1 [TKS]
- Step 5: Migration of Password Cache Data and Password.conf
- CMS 4.1 Password Cache Data
- CMS 4.2, CMS 4.2 (SP 2), CMS 4.5, or iCMS 4.7 Password Cache Data
- CMS 6.0, CMS 6.1, CMS 6.2, CMS 7.0, or CS 7.1 Password Cache Data and Password.conf
- Step 6: Migration of Internal DB Data
- CMS 4.1 Internal DB Data
- CMS 4.2 Internal DB Data
- CMS 4.2 (SP 2) Internal DB Data
- CMS 4.5 Internal DB Data
- iCMS 4.7 Internal DB Data
- CMS 6.0 Internal DB Data
- CMS 6.01 Internal DB Data
- CMS 6.1 Internal DB Data
- CMS 6.2 Internal DB Data
- CMS 7.0 Internal DB Data
- CS 7.1 Internal DB Data
- Step 7: Customization of User Data (non-Console)
- Step 8: Starting all new CS instances
- Step 9: Generation of New CS Server Certificates
- Renew a [CA] SSL Server Certificate by Signing it with your CA Signing Certificate
- Renew a [CA] SSL Server Certificate by Issuing an SSL Server Certificate Request
- Renew a [DRM], [OCSP], or [TKS] SSL Server Certificate
- Step 10: Customization of User Data (Console)
- Step 11: After Migration
- Detailed Example of a CS Migration
- [CA] Migration
- Step 1: Before Migration
- Step 2: Creation of a New CS Installation
- Step 3: Stopping all new CS instances
- Step 4: Migration of Security Databases
- Step 5: Migration of Password Cache Data
- Step 6: Migration of Internal DB Data
- Step 7: Customization of User Data (non-Console)
- Step 8: Starting all new CS instances
- Step 9: Generation of New CS Server Certificates
- Step 10: Customization of User Data (Console)
- Step 11: After Migration
- [DRM] Migration
- Step 1: Before Migration
- Step 2: Creation of a New CS Installation
- Step 3: Stopping all new CS instances
- Step 4: Migration of Security Databases
- Step 5: Migration of Password Cache Data
- Step 6: Migration of Internal DB Data
- Step 7: Customization of User Data (non-Console)
- Step 8: Starting all new CS instances
- Step 9: Generation of New CS Server Certificates
- Step 10: Customization of User Data (Console)
- Step 11: After Migration
- [OCSP] Migration
- Step 1: Before Migration
- Step 2: Creation of a New CS Installation
- Step 3: Stopping all new CS instances
- Step 4: Migration of Security Databases
- Step 5: Migration of Password Cache Data
- Step 7: Customization of User Data (non-Console)
- Step 8: Starting all new CS instances
- Step 9: Generation of New CS Server Certificates
- Step 10: Customization of User Data (Console)
- Step 11: After Migration
Password Cache Utility
- Location
- Syntax
- Usage
- Listing the Contents of the Password Cache
- Generating a new Protection Key for the Password Cache
- Adding a New Entry to the Password Cache
- Changing the Password of an Entry in the Password Cache
- Deleting an Entry From the Password Cache
AuditVerify
- About the AuditVerify Tool
- Setting Up the Auditor's Database
- Audit Verify Tool Syntax
- Return Values
- Using the Audit Verify Tool
PIN Generator Tool
- Locating the PIN Generator Tool
- The setpin Command
- Command-Line Syntax
- Example
- How the Tool Works
- Input File
- Output File
- How PINs Are Stored in the Directory
- Exit Codes
Extension Joiner Tool
- Location
- Syntax
- Usage
Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Backup and Restore Tools
- Backing Up Data
- What the Backup Tool Does
- What the Backup Tool Does Not Do
- Running the Backup Tool
- After You Finish a Backup
- Signing Backup Data Using CSutil
- Verifying Signed Backup Data using CSutil
- Restoring Data
- Before You Restore Data
- Running the Restore Tool
ASCII to Binary Tool
- Location
- Syntax
- Example
Binary to ASCII Tool
- Location
- Syntax
- Example
Pretty Print Certificate Tool
- Location
- Syntax
- Examples
Pretty Print CRL Tool
- Location
- Syntax
- Example
TKS Tool
- Location
- Setting the Library Path Environment Variable
- Syntax
- Options
- Sample
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