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Example 2.2, “Silent Installation of a TKS”
shows a silent installation script to install a TKS subsystem;
this script has extra options to point to the CA server:
perl pkisilent ConfigureTKS -cs_hostname localhost -cs_port 13543
-ca_hostname server.example.com -ca_port 9080 -ca_ssl_port 9443
-ca_agent_name agent -ca_agent_password redhat
-client_certdb_dir /tmp/ -client_certdb_pwd redhat
-preop_pin fS44I6SASGF34FD76WKJHIW4 -domain_name "testca" -admin_user admin
-admin_email "[email protected]" -admin_password redhat
-agent_name "rhpki-tks2 agent" -ldap_host server -ldap_port 389
-bind_dn "cn=directory manager" -bind_password redhat -base_dn "o=rhpki-tks2"
-db_name "rhpki-tks2" -key_size 2048 -key_type rsa -agent_key_size 2048
-agent_key_type rsa
-agent_cert_subject "tks agent cert" -backup_pwd redhat
Example 2.2. Silent Installation of a TKS
NOTE
The
ConfigureCA
can be used to create a security domain or to add the CA to an
existing domain; the other scripts only add the subsystem to an existing security domain.
perl pkisilent ConfigureTPS -cs_hostname localhost -cs_port 7988
-ca_hostname server.example.com -ca_port 9080 -ca_ssl_port 9443
-ca_agent_name agent -ca_agent_password redhat
-client_certdb_dir /tmp/ -client_certdb_pwd redhat
-preop_pin fS44I6SASGF34FD76WKJHIW4 -domain_name "testca" -admin_user admin
-admin_email "[email protected]" -admin_password redhat
-agent_name "rhpki-tks2 agent" -ldap_host server -ldap_port 389
-bind_dn "cn=directory manager" -bind_password redhat -base_dn "o=rhpki-tps2"
-db_name "rhpki-tks2" -key_size 2048 -key_type rsa -agent_key_size 2048
-agent_key_type rsa -agent_cert_subject "tps agent cert" -ldap_auth_host server
-ldap_auth_port 389 -ldap_auth_base_dn "o=TPS DB,dc=example,dc=com"
Example 2.3. Silent Installation of a TPS
For more information on using this tool, see the
Certificate System Command-Line Tools Guide
.
2.10. Updating Certificate System Packages
There are many packages, listed in
Section 2.2.3.1, “Red Hat Enterprise Linux RPMs”
and
Section 2.2.3.2, “Solaris Packages”
, installed with Certificate System for related applications and
dependencies, not just the subsystem packages. For all supported platforms, individual Certificate
System packages may be updated through the native package utilities,
rpm
on Red Hat Enterprise
Linux systems and
pkgrm
and
pkgadd
on Solaris 9.
Alternatively, if the appropriate network access is available, an individual package can be updated on
Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems using the
up2date
command.
NOTE
All Certificate System instances must be stopped before beginning any updates.
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Section 2.10.1, “Updating Certificate System on Red Hat Enterprise Linux”
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