Installing Crypto Command Center
The installation procedure explained on this page is intended for system administrators and other qualified professionals who are responsible for installing and configuring Thales Crypto Command Center (CCC) for their organization.
Before You Begin
Before you begin CCC installation, review the minimum hardware and software requirements that are listed here.
Install CCC
You can install CCC using Podman, Kubernetes, Helm, or Azure.
Configuring LDAPS
If you are using LDAPS, follow the appropriate steps below based on your installation method:
Podman Users
If you've used Podman for CCC installation:
Place the LDAPS certificate in the /home/ccc/ccc-certs directory. Ensure the certificate is in PEM format and contains both the public key and the certificate chain.
Open the podman-compose.yml file in your preferred text editor and modify the extra_hosts section as shown below:
extra_hosts:
- "Hostname/DNS of LDAPs:IP address of LDAPs"
Start the CCC container by executing the following command:
sh start-ccc-server.sh
Import SSL certificate into the truststore by running the following command:
podman exec ccc bash -c 'ldaps --cert {certificate name} --keystore {CCC keystore password} --dbpass {CCC DB password}'
If your admin password contains one or more special characters, you need to add a backslash before every special character to ensure proper execution of the command.
Kubernetes/Helm/Azure Users
If you've used Kubernetes/Helm/Azure for CCC installation:
Put the LDAPS certificate in the /home/ccc/ccc-certs directory. Ensure the certificate is in PEM format with the public key and certificate chain.
Open the deployment.yaml file and modify the hostAliases section, as shown below:
hostAliases:
- ip: "IP address of LDAPs"
hostnames:
- "hostname/DNS of LDAPs"
Run the following command to launch the CCC container:
sh start-ccc-server.sh
Import the SSL certificate into the truststore by executing the following command:
kubectl exec-- bash -c 'ldaps --cert {certificate name} --keystore {CCC keystore password} --dbpass {CCC DB password}'
If your admin password contains one or more special characters, you need to add a backslash before every special character to ensure proper execution of the command.
