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The $fullsystemname
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A Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) system creates, manages, and revokes keys and certificates.
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Dogtag Certificate System (DCS) $productversion &nbsp;
is a robust PKI system consisting of numerous subsystems including a Certificate Authority (CA), a Registration Authority (RA), a Data Recovery Manager (DRM), an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) Manager, a Token Key Service (TKS), and a Token Processing System (TPS), as well as a multi-platform smartcard middleware software client called Enterprise Security Client (ESC).
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For any subsystem to be useable, a user must use this wizard to configure an instance of this subsystem.
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Additionally, this wizard may also be used to clone any existing instance to achieve scalability and high-availability.
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