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Cisco Broadband Access Center for Cable Administrator’s Guide
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Chapter 8 Broadband Access Center for Cable Support Tools and Advanced Concepts
Changing NR Extensions with the NR Extensions Properties Tool
Validating the KDC Certificates
This command examines all files in the source directory specified and attempts to identify them as X.509
certificates. If legitimate X.509 certificates are found, the files are properly renamed and copied to the
destination directory. An error is generated whenever more than one legitimate chain of certificates for
a particular purpose (service provider or device) is identified. If this occurs, you must remove the extra
certificate from the source directory and run the command again.
certificates. If legitimate X.509 certificates are found, the files are properly renamed and copied to the
destination directory. An error is generated whenever more than one legitimate chain of certificates for
a particular purpose (service provider or device) is identified. If this occurs, you must remove the extra
certificate from the source directory and run the command again.
Note
Usage instructions for PKCert are displayed on the screen when you enter the PKCert.sh -v -?
command.
command.
Enter this command, from the /opt/CSCObpr/kdc directory, to validate the KDC certificate:
PKCert.sh -v
-s <dir> -d <dir>
-o -r <dir>
Where:
•
-s <directory>—specifies the source directory
•
-d <directory>—specifies the destination directory
•
-o—overwrites any existing files
•
-r <directory>—specifies the reference certificate directory
Verification is performed against reference certificates built into this package. If the '-d' option is
specified then certificate(s) are installed in the target directory with name normalization. For example:
specified then certificate(s) are installed in the target directory with name normalization. For example:
PKCert.sh -v \
"-s . \
-d /opt/CSCObpr/kdc/solaris/packetcable/certificates \
-o"
Changing NR Extensions with the NR Extensions Properties Tool
The BAC installation program establishes values for configuration properties used by BAC extensions
that are incorporated into the Network Registrar DHCP server. You use the changeNRProperties.sh
command, which is found in the <BPR_HOME>/cnr_ep/bin directory, to change key configuration
properties.
that are incorporated into the Network Registrar DHCP server. You use the changeNRProperties.sh
command, which is found in the <BPR_HOME>/cnr_ep/bin directory, to change key configuration
properties.
Invoking the script without any parameters will display a help message listing the properties that can be
set.
set.
To run this command:
Step 1
Change directory to <BPR_HOME>/cnr_ep/bin.
Step 2
Run the changeNRProperties.sh command:
changeNRProperties.sh <options>
Where <options> can include:
•
-help—Displays this help message. The -help option must be used exclusively. Do not use this in
conjunction with any other option.
conjunction with any other option.
•
-e <enable|disable>—Sets the PacketCable enable property. For example, enter -e enable to enable
the property, and -e disable to disable it.
the property, and -e disable to disable it.