Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM ENTERPRISE - SECURITY GUIDE, Manual

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on smart cards or keys. CoolKey TokenD allows a Certificate System key to show as a
KeyChain.
2.1. Verifying the TokenD Is Working
1. Make sure Enterprise Security Client has been installed on the Mac computer.
2. Use Enterprise Security Client to enroll a token, enabling it with the proper certificates and
key information.
3. Put the enrolled token into a USB slot on the machine.
4. If TokenD is working, the token blinks for a few seconds while the information is obtained
from the token because the Mac CDSA layer is making a request for data.
5. Open the Mac
Keychain Access
utility in the
Applications/Utilities
folder.
6. Find the new
$Keychain
entry in the list of valid chains. The chain has the the key's UID in its
name.
7. Click on the CoolKey KeyChain. The certificates and keys on the token can easily be viewed.
3. Enterprise Security Client XUL and Javascript
Functionality
Enterprise Security Client stores the XUL markup and Javascript functionality in the
ESC_INSTALL_PATH
/chrome/content/esc
directory, where ESC_INSTALL_PATH is the
Enterprise Security Client installation directory.
The following are the primary Enterprise Security Client XUL files:
•
settings.xul
contains the code for the Settings page.
•
esc.xul
contains the code for the Enrollment page.
•
config.xul
contains the code for the configuration UI.
•
esc_browser.xul
contains the code for hosting the external HTML Enterprise Security Client
enrollment UI.
The following are the primary Enterprise Security Client Javascript files:
•
ESC.js
contains most of the Enterprise Security Client Javascript functionality.
•
TRAY.js
contains the tray icon functionality.
•
CertInfo.js
contains the code for Show Key Info feature.
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