Generate and sign a use-condition certificate

Use-condition certificates are signed documents that grant use rights for a named resource. They can be stored anywhere that is accessible by a URL. If you are named as a UseCondGroup Principal for a resource you can create a use-condition by following the steps outlined below.

Each window of the generators contain a brief explanation of what it is doing. More details are available by clicking on the "help" buttons on each window. The "back" button on each window will let you go back to review your progress so far or to correct mistakes.


                                                                By Clicking the Create button next to the base URL field, the Directory Builder Pane will be displayed.  Select the protocol, fill in the appropriate fields, click OK, finally click Next to continue.            

                                                               
   

                                                        After clicking the Add button, you must specify at least one attribute issuer and the directory(s) where the attribute certificate(s) can be found.

                                                      

                                                      To add Attribute Issuer(s) click the relative Add button which will display the Akenti Principal Panel.  You can either manually enter the information in the fields or click the Search button.

                                                     

                                                     Start by choosing a protocol (ldap, http, file) and enter the appropriate information in the relative fields or if the hint button is enabled, you can use "hints" to fill in this information for you.
               
                                                    

                                                    Here's an example when the hint button is enabled and clicked upon.  Next you would click on CA from the list then click OK.
                                          
                                                   
                                                    
                                                    Then select the directory where the CA's Identity Certificate is located.
                                       
                                                   

                                                    Next add Attribute Directory(s), the steps are similar to adding Attribute Issuer(s).