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3.4.2.5 CRL Management
Connected: An Internet Encyclopedia
3.4.2.5 CRL Management
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3.4.2.5 CRL Management
3.4.2.5 CRL Management
Among the procedures articulated by each PCA in its policy statement
are procedures for the maintenance and distribution of CRLs by the
PCA itself and by its subordinate CAs. The frequency of issue of
CRLs may vary according to PCA-specific policy, but every PCA and CA
must issue a CRL upon inception to provide a basis for uniform
certificate validation procedures throughout the Internet hierarchy.
The IPRA will maintain a CRL for all the PCAs it certifies and this
CRL will be updated monthly. Each PCA will maintain a CRL for all of
the CAs which it certifies and these CRLs will be updated in
accordance with each PCA's policy. The format for these CRLs is
that specified in Section 3.5.2 of the document.
In the absence of ubiquitous X.500 directory services, the IPRA will
require each PCA to provide, for its users, robust database access to
CRLs for the Internet hierarchy, i.e., the IPRA CRL, PCA CRLs, and
CRLs from all CAs. The means by which this database is implemented
is to be coordinated between the IPRA and PCAs. This database will
be accessible via email as specified in RFC 1424, both for retrieval
of (current) CRLs by any user, and for submission of new CRLs by CAs,
PCAs and the IPRA. Individual PCAs also may elect to maintain CRL
archives for their CAs, but this is not required by this policy.
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