RCM CRL not being generated automatically per crl timer configuration
Originally Published: 2011-02-01
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Certificate Manager 6.8 HA
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP2
ADAM High Availability
Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
Issue
From the trace.log, observed the following error in various places:
2011/01/03 13:32:20 ldap 1556 2884 D:\RCM\CERTMGR-3837\strong-sentry\ldap\ldap-3.3-hodges\servers\slapd\crltimer.c:4016 Automatic complete CRL generation Failed.
If RCM is configured with an external LDAP (i.e., only one instance of RCM), crl timers are disabled by default. To use crl timers, please follow the steps in "Using Revocation List Timers with HighAvailability" section on page 212 of RSACertificateManagerAdministratorsGuide.
In "High Availability Configuration - Revocation List Generators" configuration, we can configure values for primary instance and Health check period even if secondary is not configured for HA.
Cause
Resolution
In this situation, using short hostname (i.e., rcm1), instead of the FQDN, as the primary HostName resolved the issue.
Notes
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