Dear Developers,
I have applied your suggested configuration by duplicating the <pki_realm>...</pki_realm> with different configuration. It works but this new PKI realm has no relation with the previous PKI realm. Previous Pki realm contains self signed certificate. Lets assume the default/previous CA realm as ROOT CA....Now I want a Sub CA to be created whose certificate should be signed by the RootCA. There is no option in Web interface to generate a Sub CA certificate. How can i do it? Scotty ________________________________ From: Martin Bartosch <[email protected]> To: Scott Thomas <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 4:48:32 PM Subject: Re: Multiple and Hierarchical CA's under a main PKI Realm Hi, > Kindly tell me complete set of configuration changes in XML files and some > sample changes so that i configure OpenXPKI to get this feature "Multiple and > Hierarchical CA's under a main PKI Realm". technically you just duplicate the <pki_realm>...</pki_realm> section in your config.xml and configure the realms appropriately. You then need to import the necessary CA certificates into the database using openxpkiadm. Literally, the rest is design and planning which is out of scope of OpenXPKI. Cheers Martin
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