(CATOOL) when do I get certificate that I requested

[Mike McCauley]

Hello Jerry,


On Tuesday 13 March 2007 19:15, jchoi at safenet-inc.com wrote:
> Hello, I successfully installed CATool on my linux server.
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> I logged in to http://ip/cgi-bin/catool/ <http://ip/cgi-bin/catool/>  page.
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> I requested 2 certificates (one by CSR, one by filling form) and I see
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> 1)    When can I get those certificates? How long does it take?

The certificate requests are stored inside CATool until a CATool 'Signer' 
signs the requests. When the request has been signed, the completed 
certificate can be collected from CATool by the original requester.

To Make a person into a signer, log in to CATool as a CATool administrator 
(initally the user 'catool' is an adminstrator), click on 'User 
Administration', click on the Modify button next to the user whom you wish to 
become a signer, enable the Signer checkbox, enter your password and click 
'Save Changes'.

Now, whenever the signer logs in, click on 'View Pending Requests', and the 
signer will then be able to sign any pending requests. The requester wil lbe 
automatically notified by email if possible.

Hope that helps.

Cheers.


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> 2)    Is certificate made in my server or on remote server?
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> Best regards,
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> Jerry
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