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Entrust Authority™

Enrollment Server for Web

Enrollment Server for WAP

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Release 7.0
October 2003

Document issue: 1.0

This document provides information about the Entrust Authority Enrollment Server for Web. Browse through the topics below to find out about platform and operating system requirements and the Enrollment Server directory structure.

For information about the new features of this release of the Enrollment Server, known and resolved issues, and limitations, refer to the Release notes.

System requirements  [top]

To use all the features of this product, your computer must meet or exceed the following platform and operating system requirements:

Requirement Supported platforms
Operating System
  • Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server SP3 or higher
  • Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP3 or higher
  • Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003
  • Sun™ Solaris™ 8
  • Sun Solaris 9
  • HP-UX™ 11
Hard disk space
  • 150 MB minimum
RAM
  • 256 MB minimum
Web server
  • Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0 (Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP4, Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4)
  • Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 (Microsoft Windows Server 2003)
  • Sun™ ONE 6.0 SP5 or higher (all operating systems except HP-UX 11)
  • Red Hat® Stronghold 4.0 (Sun Solaris 8 and HP-UX 11 only)
  • IBM® HTTP Server 1.3.26 (all operating systems except HP-UX 11)
Web browser
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.x
  • Netscape® browser 7.x

File locations  [top]

This section describes the subdirectories of the Enrollment Server for Web installation on Windows platforms:

File locations and descriptions
Directory
File name 		Description

Enrollment Server for Web

 Root installation directory (typically C:\Program Files\Entrust\Enrollment Server for Web)
enrollment_server_for_web_install.log Contains installation date, time, and list of all files installed

\_jvm

 Java Virtual Machine folder (contains the JVM libraries)

\_uninst

 Uninstallation folder
uninstaller.exe Uninstaller executable
uninstaller.jar JAR file used when running uninstaller
uninstaller.dat Data content file used when running uninstaller

\certs

 Certificate folder (directory where Enrollment Server stores certificates)

\cgi

 CGI script folder
clientcgi.exe Enrollment Server for Web engine
etcda_util.exe Tool for extracting a chain of cross-certificates from xcert.der

\docs

 Documentation and HTML pages folder
cda Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for Web home page when SSL is not enabled
cdas Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for Web home page when SSL is enabled
es_web_guide.pdf Installation and configuration guide
wapcda Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for WAP home page when SSL is not enabled
wapcdas Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for WAP home page when SSL is enabled
xenroll.dll Application library
\docs\config Configuration file folder
clientcgi.ini Configuration settings for Enrollment Server for Web
\docs\css HTML template stylesheet folder
style.css Cascading Stylesheet for HTML template pages
\docs\help HTML help folder (contains HTML help files for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP)
\docs\html HTML templates folder (contains HTML template pages for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP
\docs\images Images folder (contains image files for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP HTML template pages)
\logs Log files folder

This section describes the subdirectories of the Enrollment Server for Web installation on UNIX platforms:

File locations and descriptions
Directory
File name 		Description

enrollment_server_for_web

 Root installation directory (typically opt/entrust/enrollment_server_for_web)

/_jvm

 Java Virtual Machine folder (contains the JVM libraries)

/_uninst

 Uninstallation folder
uninstall.jar JAR file used when running uninstaller
uninstall.dat Data content file used when running uninstaller
uninstaller.bin Uninstaller executable

/certs

 Certificate folder (directory where Enrollment Server stores certificates)

/cgi

 CGI script folder
clientcgi Script to run the Enrollment Server for Web engine
clientcgiexe Enrollment Server for Web engine
etcda_util Script to run the tool for extracting a chain of cross-certificates from xcert.der
etcda_utilexe Tool for extracting a chain of cross-certificates from xcert.der

/docs

 Documentation and HTML pages folder
cda.url Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for Web home page when SSL is not enabled
cdas.url Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for Web home page when SSL is enabled
es_web_guide.pdf Installation and configuration guide
wapcda.url Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for WAP home page when SSL is not enabled
wapcdas.url Internet Shortcut to Enrollment Server for WAP home page when SSL is enabled
\docs\config Configuration file folder
clientcgi.ini Configuration settings for Enrollment Server for Web
\docs\css HTML template stylesheet folder
style.css Cascading Stylesheet for HTML template pages
\docs\help HTML help folder (contains HTML help files for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP)
\docs\html HTML templates folder (contains HTML template pages for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP
\docs\images Images folder (contains image files for Enrollment Server for Web and Enrollment Server for WAP HTML template pages)
\logs Log files folder
\lib Library folder
libestat.so.1 For Solaris only
libestat.sl For HP-UX only
\logs Log files folder

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