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User Replication Agent Installation and Setup Guide

Platform
Perceptive Content
Product
User Replication Agent Installation and Setup Guide
Release
Foundation 24.1
License

The supported versions of TLS are TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, TLS 1.2, and TLS1.3. TLS communication must take place on a separate TCP port. To import the certificate in to Perceptive Content Server in Linux environment, complete the following steps.

  1. To create a certificate database, enter the following command.
    modutil -create -dbdir [path to database directory]
  2. To import your LDAP server certificate into a Network Security Services (NSS) Tools certificate database, in a command window, enter the following command.
    certutil -A -n [certificate nickname] -t [trust attributes] -i [path to certificate file] -d [path to database directory]
    Import and trust a peer TLS certificate:
    certutil -A -n LDAPServer -t P,, -i /opt/inserver/etc/LDAPServer.cer -d /opt/inserver/etc
    Import and trust a Certificate Authority (CA) certificate:
    certutil -A -n LDAPServer-CA -t C,, -i /opt/inserver/etc/LDAPServer-CA.cer -d /opt/inserver/etc
    Note: Both cert7.db and cert8.db database files are supported.