Setup guide

Upgrading
24 Netscape Certificate Management System Command-Line Tools Guide • May 2002
Installing the Old Internal Database
To install your old internal database, import your old LDIF into the CMS 6.01
internal database. (See “Normalizing Your Previous Internal Database File,” on
page 20 for instructions on how to adjust your old LDIF file.)
Import your adjusted CMS 4.2, 4.5, or 6.0 LDIF file into the CMS 6.01 internal
database using the following commands:
cd <601_server_root>/slapd-<instance_id>-db
ldif2db -n userRoot -i <601_ldif>
Updating the CMS 6.01 Password Cache
Recreate the CMS 6.01 password cache so that it will work with your old security
databases:
cd <601_server_root>/cert-<instance_id>/config
mv pwcache.db pwcache.db.org
touch pwcache.db
../../bin/cert/tools/PasswordCache <key3_password> \
-d <601_server_root>/alias -P \
cert-<instance_id>-<machine_name>- \
add “Internal LDAP Database” <internal_database_password>
For example:
cd /usr/netscape/server601/cert-firefly/config
mv pwcache.db pwcache.db.org
touch pwcache.db
../../bin/cert/tools/PasswordCache “Xz3jd0er” \
-d /usr/netscape/server60/alias -P cert-firefly-firefly- \
add “Internal LDAP Database” “TopSecret”
Starting Up the CMS 6.01 Server
To st art the CMS 6.01 server:
cd <601_server_root>/slapd-<instance_id>-db