Installation guide

Administrator's Guide.

523568 On Windows XP and Vista systems, logging into the

Enterprise Security Client using LDAP authentication

can fail if the password is stored using the SSHA hash

and has the exclamation point (!) or dollar sign ($)

characters.

The exclamation point (!) and

dollar sign ($) characters must

be properly escaped for a user

to bind successfully to the

Enterprise Security Client.

For the dollar sign ($)

character, escape the

dollar sign when the

password is created:

Then, enter only the dollar

sign ($) character when

logging into the Enterprise

Security Client.

For the exclamation point (!)

character, escape the

character when the

password is created and

when the password is

entered to log into the

Enterprise Security Client.

9. Copyright and Third-Party Acknowledgments

Red Hat Certificate System recognizes third-party contributions to portions of its servers and clients.

9.1. Copyrights for Portions of the Server

9.1.1. Apache Software Foundation

Red Hat Certificate System TPS subsystems require a locally-installed Apache 2.0.x HT TP server.

Although a local copy of this server is generally installed as part of the operating system (with its

corresponding license located in /usr/share/doc/httpd-version/LICENSE, the latest version of this

server is available at http://httpd.apache.org.

Red Hat Certificate System CA, DRM, OCSP, and T KS subsystems use a locally-installed T omcat 5.5

web server. Although an appropriate server is installed when any of these subsystems are installed, the

latest version of this server is available at http://tomcat.apache.org.

Red Hat Certificate System uses many components made available from Apache.

The XML project jars are crim son.jar and xalan.jar. T hese are available at

http://xml.apache.org.

The Tomcat project jar files are servlet.jar and jakarta-nam ing.jar. These are available at

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