Introduction to Policy
Chapter 12
Policies
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Attributes for Predicates
Attributes for predicates can come from any of the following:
•
Input form—that is, the HTML form that end entities use for submitting certificate
requests.
•
Authentication token—what the authentication subsystem returns after successfully
authenticating an end entity.
•
A service—for example, a Certificate Manager, Registration Manager, or Data
Recovery Manager service can add certain attributes to the end-entity request.
•
Policy processor—what the policy subsystem returns after subjecting the end-entity
request to policy checking. For example, an extension-based policy can set an
appropriate extension in the certificate.
Table 12-2 lists default attributes that are supported by various request object
implementations.
Table 12-2
Attributes supported by request object implementations
Request type
Variable name
Description
Default attributes from an input form:
Enrollment
requestFormat
Specifies the certificate request format. Default values include the
following:
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keygen
•
pkcs10
•
clientAuth
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