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The solution is to download the .jar file instead of the Windows EXE version. Install a JRE like Microsoft's rendition of OpenJDK (link - hope it's permanent). Get the .msi package and install it like any other application. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/openjdk/download Download the logisim app as a .jre even though it says Linux and MacOS. It's Java. It'll run. Double click the .jre file and enjoy Logisim.

The solution is to download the .jar file instead of the Windows EXE version. Install a JRE like Microsoft's rendition of OpenJDK (link - hope it's permanent). Get the .msi package and install it like any other application. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/openjdk/download Download the logisim app as a .jre even though it says Linux and MacOS. It's Java. It'll run. Double click the .jre file and enjoy Logisim.

Brother throws error during scans

Yes, Tomas. That was it. I had cleaed that for the root CA but not the issuing CA. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Nick

Thanks! I overlooked the public web functionality. Next hurdle: I had already created a certificate using the same CSR. I revoked the cert, but when creating one on the Public Web, I am blocked by the error: Request failed. User 'ipa' is not allowed to use same key as another user is using. I don't see how to eliminate this error. On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 2:50 AM Tomas Gustavsson anatom@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I think you are on the right track. Create an End Entity using the SubCA certificate...

Hello. Thanks for reading at least this far. I'm pretty new to PKI, so this is probably a simple question for some of you. I'm a learner, so this is all happening in my home lab. I have EJBCA installed, and have created an offline root CA which signed an intermediate issuing CA. I also have a Dogtag PKI as part of FreeIPA. So, the root CA signs the issuing CA within EJBCA. Now for the trouble: The issuing CA has to sign the Dogtag CA, but it won't. If the EJBCA Certificate Profile is of type 'End...