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The CMS Window
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Table 9-1 provides details about the tasks you can accomplish from this tab. You
access specific settings by selecting an entry in the navigation tree and working
with the tabs that appear in the right pane.
Table 9-1 Tasks you can accomplish from the Configuration tab
Task Description
Configuring network
settings This involves changing the administration, agent, and end-entity ports of
Certificate Management System. For details, see Chapter 11, “Setting Up
Ports.”
Configuring the internal
database settings This involves specifying the host name and port number of the Directory
Server that Certificate Management System should use for storing data. For
details, see Chapter 12, “Setting Up Internal Database.”
Setting up privileged users This involves operations such as the following:
• Entering information about privileged users (administrators, agents, and
trusted managers) into the CMS internal database.
• Modifying user information.
• Deleting users from the database.
For details, see see Chapter 13, “Managing Privileged Users and Groups.”
Managing CMS keys and
certificates This involves operations such as the following:
• Managing the CMS certificate database.
• Generating new and renewing existing certificates for the Certificate
Manager, Registration Manager, Data Recovery Manager, and Online
Certificate Status Manager.
• Installing new hardware tokens.
For details, see Chapter 14, “Managing CMS Keys and Certificates.”
Determining
authentication for end
users This involves operations such as the following:
• Viewing currently registered authentication plug-in modules.
• Configuring Certificate Management System to use a specific
authentication method to authenticate end users when they enroll for a
certificate.
• Registering custom authentication plug-in modules.
For details, see Chapter 15, “Setting Up End-User Authentication.”