Setup guide

How the Tool Works
42 Netscape Certificate Management System Command-Line Tools Guide • May 2002
Output File
The PIN Generator can capture the output to a text f ile specified by the
output=<file_name> argument.
The captured output will contain a sequence of records and will be in the following
format:
dn: <user_dn>1
pin: <generated_pin>1
status: <status>1
<blank line>
dn: <user_dn>2
pin: <generated_pin>2
status: <status>2
<blank line>
...
dn: <user_dn>n
pin: <generated_pin>n
status: <status>n
<blank line>
where
<user_dn> is a distinguished name that matched the specified DN pattern
(specified by the DN filter) or that was in the input file (the DN file). By default, the
delimiter is "
;" or the character defined on the command line.
<generated_pin> is a string of characters with either fixed or variable length,
dependent on parameters passed into the command.
<status> is one of the values specified in Table 4-1 on page 40.
The first line in each record will always be the distinguished name. The subsequent
lines, for
pin and status, are optional. The record ends with a blank line. The end
of line (EOL) sequence is as follows:
•OnUnix:
\n
• On Windows NT: \r\n
NOTE You cannot provide hashed PINs to the tool.