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Adding Secure Fabric OS to the Fabric Example: PKI CERTIFICATE INSTALLATION UTILITY 1.0.1 GET CERTIFICATE SIGNING REQUESTS Enter the Path/file-name of the CSR output file to create. (Note: an extension of '.xml' will be appended to your name) ===> 5. Type the desired path and filename for the CSR file to be created, then enter y if the address was entered correctly. If not, enter n and reenter the address. 6. Enter y if you want to include licensed product data in the file. If not, enter n. 7. Enter y if you want to retrieve CSRs from all switches in the fabric, even those that already have digital certificates installed. Enter n if you only want to retrieve CSRs from switches that do not already have a digital certificate. Note: If you retrieve CSRs and request digital certificates for switches that already have digital certificates, the same digital certificates will be provided again. This does not cause a problem except for the time required to retrieve CSRs and load digital certificates to a very large fabric. The utility displays the success/failure of CSR retrieval. Example: PKI CERTIFICATE INSTALLATION UTILITY Retrieving CSR's from 1 fabric(s) 1. Got a CSR for Switch: Name="U3_122", WWN="100000606980075c" 2. Got a CSR for Switch: Name="U3_123", WWN="100000606980075d" Write CSRs to file:c:\security\nt_pki\CSRfile.xml Success getting CSRs & writing them to a CSR file. Secure Fabric OS Version 1.0 User Guide 33

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Adding Secure Fabric OS to the Fabric
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Secure Fabric OS Version 1.0 User Guide
Example:
5.
Type the desired path and filename for the CSR file to be created, then enter
y
if the address was entered correctly. If not, enter
n
and reenter the
address.
6.
Enter
y
if you want to include licensed product data in the file. If not, enter
n
.
7.
Enter
y
if you want to retrieve CSRs from all switches in the fabric, even
those that already have digital certificates installed. Enter
n
if you only want
to retrieve CSRs from switches that do not already have a digital certificate.
Note:
If you retrieve CSRs and request digital certificates for switches that already have
digital certificates, the same digital certificates will be provided again. This does not
cause a problem except for the time required to retrieve CSRs and load digital
certificates to a very large fabric.
The utility displays the success/failure of CSR retrieval.
Example:
PKI CERTIFICATE INSTALLATION UTILITY 1.0.1
GET CERTIFICATE SIGNING REQUESTS
Enter the Path/file-name of the CSR output file to
create.
(Note: an extension of '.xml' will be appended to
your name)
===>
PKI CERTIFICATE INSTALLATION UTILITY
Retrieving CSR's from 1 fabric(s)
1. Got a CSR for Switch: Name="U3_122", WWN="100000606980075c"
2. Got a CSR for Switch: Name="U3_123", WWN="100000606980075d"
Write CSRs to file:c:\security\nt_pki\CSRfile.xml
Success getting CSRs
& writing them to a CSR file.