Certification Manager: significant files and registry entries
Significant files
Location: The files that comprise the Certification Manager all reside in C:\Program Files\Sophos\Enterprise Console\
| CertificationManagerServiceNT.exe | This is the main executable that forms the service. There are various dlls, developed by Sophos, that provide the functionality of the Certification Manager:
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| CertManager-<timestamp>.log | This log file lists the messages that are processed by the Certificate Manager and the actions it takes. Location: C:\Program Files\Sophos\Enterprise Console\CertificationManager\Logs\CertManager-<timestamp>.log Example: 30.07.2005 11:22:19 0C44 I SOF: CertificationManager/Logs/CertManager-20050730-102219.log The values, in order, represent: |
Significant registry entry
HKLM\SOFTWARE\sophos\Certification Manager\UniqueToken
The Certification Manager is also required to issue tokens to requesting client Message Routers in order to construct a unique name for the router within the messaging system. In order that the numbers issued are unique, the last issued token value must be persistent if the service is stopped. The values are incremented by one for each token request in the session of the Certification Manager service. The last issued number is held in this registry key.
Value = <value in hex>
Quantum = <value in hex>
Where:
Value is in Hex, E.g. B6 AC 0B 00 (0BACB6 = 765110 decimal)
And Quantum, e.g. 28 23 is also added each time the service is restarted to further ensure values to be unique.
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- Article ID: 36330
- Created: 27 Mar 2008
- Last updated: 31 Mar 2008
