Re: [Ejbca-develop] Help in backup

[Tomas G. <to...@pr...>]

Eh no.
1. Export ca from old install
2. Import ca in new install
3. Export certificates from old install. They are in the db, so you don't have to get anything from the users. If you don't have too many users this should no be a big problem. There is cli, web-gui etc.
4 import certificates in new install, use same username as was used in old install.

You can script it or use the method most suitable for yourself.

Regard,
Tomas
PrimeKey Solutions AB, www.primekey.se


Andrea <ar...@co...> wrote:

>Tomas Gustavsson ha scritto:
>>
>> If you can export the certificates from your users you can use a cli 
>> command to import them into a new setup.
>>
>> bin/ejbca.sh ca importcert
>>
>> If you have not been using key recovery, you off course have no 
>> private keys that needs to be transferred.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Tomas
>..Do you mean i need to get from users their user.p12 file ??
>
>My goal is to set-up a backup ejbca install in order to ( after 
>importing the superadmin.p12 of the CA ) viewing and managing all the 
>end entity i have in the "old" ejbca; is this the correct way ??
>
>--Andrea
>
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