(1) Security Domain panel contained:
NOTE:       Since a Security Domain MUST be a CA (although all CAs are NOT
                necessarily Security Domains), an appropriate value for this URL
                may be obtained by logging into the machine which hosts the
                desired Security Domain CA as 'root' and running the command
                "/sbin/service pki-cadstatus <security_domain_instance_name> "
                from the command-line.
which refers to a CA that has been configured via 'pkicreate'.
(2) Security Domain (usersys.redhat.com Security Domain) Login panel contained:
   RED  ! $errorString
(3) Final panel contained:
    "/sbin/service pki-rad restart pki-ra" statement which did not work;
    had to issue "systemctl restart pki-rad@pki-ra.service".

(1) Security Domain panel contained:
NOTE:       Since a Security Domain MUST be a CA (although all CAs are NOT
                necessarily Security Domains), an appropriate value for this URL
                may be obtained by logging into the machine which hosts the
                desired Security Domain CA as 'root' and running the command
                "/sbin/service pki-cadstatus <security_domain_instance_name> "
                from the command-line.
which refers to a CA that has been configured via 'pkicreate'.
(2) Security Domain (usersys.redhat.com Security Domain) Login panel contained:
   RED  ! $errorString
(3) Final panel contained:
    "/sbin/service pki-tpsd restart pki-tps" statement which did not work;
    had to issue "systemctl restart pki-tpsd@pki-tps.service".