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Who Should Read This Guide
What You Should Know
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Conventions Used in This Guide
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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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