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6.10. Revocation Routing Configuration

To configure revocation routing, you must first define a list of relevant CA connectors and add them to the connector list in the following format: 
tps.connCAList=ca1,ca2
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Additionally, you must add the CA signing certificate to the TPS nssdb and set up trust: 
#cd <TPS instance directory>/aliascd <TPS instance directory>/aliascd <TPS instance directory>/alias
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#certutil -d . -A -n <CA signing cert nickname> -t “CT,C,C” -i <CA signing cert b64 file name>certutil -d . -A -n <CA signing cert nickname> -t “CT,C,C” -i <CA signing cert b64 file name>certutil -d . -A -n <CA signing cert nickname> -t “CT,C,C” -i <CA signing cert b64 file name>certutil -d . -A -n <CA signing cert nickname> -t “CT,C,C” -i <CA signing cert b64 file name>
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Finally, the nickname of the CA signing certificate must be added to the connector using the following option: 
tps.connector.ca1.caNickname=caSigningCert cert-pki-tomcat CA
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Note

During CA discovery, the TPS may automatically calculate the Authority Key Identifier of the CA and add it to the connector configuration. For example: 
tps.connector.ca1.caSKI=i9wOnN0QZLkzkndAB1MKMcjbRP8=
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This behavior is expected.
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