Core Platform
Configuration items related to the base install and configuration of Keyfactor Command.
The following configuration items relate to the installation and configuration of the core platform components. These configuration items should be reviewed and understood prior to completion of additional configuration items.
Configuration Item | Description | Customer Requirements | Tags |
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Platform Install | The core Keyfactor Command Platform is to be hosted by the customer on their own infrastructure. | ON PREM | |
Universal Orchestrator Base Install | The Universal Orchestrator Service is installed locally and communicates to Command to execute SSL Discovery & Certificate Store jobs | PKIAAS CLAAAS ON PREM | |
Remote CA Gateway | The Keyfactor Remote CA Gateway solution allows organizations to leverage existing on-premise CAs with an Azure-hosted, Keyfactor-managed instance of Keyfactor Command to issue and manage certificates across enterprise infrastructures. | CLAAAS PKIAAS | |
CA Connector | The Keyfactor CA Connector solution by Keyfactor allows organizations to make connections to Keyfactor Command from certificate authorities that are remote from their instance of Keyfactor Command to issue and manage certificates across enterprise infrastructures. Typically this is used to leverage existing on-premises CAs with an Azure-hosted, Keyfactor-managed instance of Keyfactor Command. Out-of-the-box, Microsoft and EJBCA CAs are supported. | PKIAAS CLAAAS | |
AnyCA Gateway Install | The AnyCA Gateway enables synchronization and enrollment access to public and third party CAs. | ON PREM | |
Cloud Enrollment Gateway | The Cloud Enrollment Gateway enables organizations to request certificates from a Keyfactor Hosted CA in the Cloud from their local network environment. | PKIAAS | |
Protocol Server: ACME | Allows organizations to use ACME clients, like Certbot, to automate verification and issuance process for authenticated domains. | ON PREM | |
Protocol Server: SCEP | Allows organizations to use the SCEP protocol to enable devices to enroll for certificates using a URL and shared secret. | ON PREM | |
Command CA Policy Modules | Enables organizations additional control over the functionality of a Microsoft CA.
| ON PREM |