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The performance of a Time Stamp Authority server can be critical within large or
high volume environments. It is important to be able to assess how well your TSA
service is meeting the demands of your users.
Ascertia TSA Crusher is a sophisticated tool for PKI administrators, allowing them
to test the performance and efficiency of their TSA servers. Each TSA server can
be stress tested with a selectable number of time stamp request messages running
in a single or concurrent sessions. This allows operations managers to prove how
their systems respond to varying load conditions.
The TSA Crusher Tool is built as a batch mode product that allows administrators
to:
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Identify the TSA Server system to which the requests should
be sent
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Define the URL and port number
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Identify the number of batch tests to be run |
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Identify the number of concurrent sessions to be used |
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Define if SSL/TLS communications are to be used
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Since this is an RFC 3161 TSP Client, the target TSA server creates a signed reply
for each request that TSA Crusher sends it. TSA Crusher receives these time stamp
tokens, analyses the time taken to respond and then produces a report of the total
time taken and the average time per TSP request.
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An RFC3161-compliant Time Stamp Authority (TSA) server. |
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