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`$ ./client-helper.sh`


3. Now enter the URL of the lacpass-lacchain verified in the previous section as shown in the following prompt


![](https://github.com/lacchain/LACPass-client/blob/master/docs/examples/apiURL.png)

4. The following menu is presented:
![](https://github.com/lacchain/LACPass-client/blob/master/docs/examples/CLIMainMenu.png)

5. If you don't have a PKI or don't have any signing key to attest health certificates then you can create a Self-Signed Certificate (SSC). If this is the case, type 'SSC' and enter the required information.
- The end of this process will create a subdirectory named `/certs` inside the directory you are running the script:


![](https://github.com/lacchain/LACPass-client/blob/master/docs/examples/certsDir.png)

* NOTE: DSC.key will be the private key used to sign Health Certificates. For that:
* You can copy the DSC.key into the directory cert-data located in the root directory of your IPS-national-backend repository.
* Rename the new copy of DSC.crt to priv.pem
⋅⋅⋅You can copy the DSC.key into the directory cert-data located in the root directory of your IPS-national-backend repository.
⋅⋅⋅Rename the new copy of DSC.crt to priv.pem

6. Next, create a decentralized identifier [DID](https://w3c.github.io/did-core), type "CD" in the CLI main menu, and a DID will be created, for instance:
![](https://github.com/lacchain/LACPass-client/blob/master/docs/examples/didtxtfile.png)
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