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• I don't get SSL certificate warnings now, someday, even when visiting sites that don't provide valid ID.

  When you visit a Web site that has some kind of issue of Certificate SSL, as missing certificate untrusted or invalid etc, the browser is supposed to display a warning message, which should warn us of the potential dangers of visiting the website. I realized that my browsers have not shown such warning for very long. Can someone give me an idea of why this is happening?

  Thank you
  Satya

  Hi satyabratasharma, there are two different pieces of information at this location:

  (1) this Web site does not provide identity information.

  It's normal. Firefox is convinced only a certificate EVSSL (green lock) in order to provide reliable identity information.

  (2) your connection to this Web site is not encrypted.

  Yes, because it is an HTTP URL, Firefox does not attempt to establish a secure connection. There is no warning, unless it's an HTTPS URL and there is a problem with the certificate.

• WPA2 Enterprise signed vs self-signed certificate

  Hello

  What are the risks by using a self-signed certificate on an OS X Server RADIUS client using WPA2-Enterprise?

  The biggest risk is teaching your users to ignore certificate warnings.  But tell all to ignore your warnings cert will be likely to train people to ignore all the warnings, possibly opening security threats.  For non-technical users, it's a bad habit to enforce.

  The cost of a valid certificate is not terrible.  If you have decided to build a wireless infrastructure secure by using certificates and RADIUS, buy a real certificate.  I hope this helps.

  Reid

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• ISE comments 1.4 Portal certificate

  In an effort to improve the guest user to experience, we recently bought a public SSL certificate standard.  We generated the CSR of ISE and on condition that the seller to have it signed.  We then imported/bind in ISE for portals.  The goal was to reduce the certificate guests and certificate warnings.  However, after an initial test we are still getting these.  Missing something?  Is there a way to eliminate the pulse? Thank you.

  Yes if you have a complete chain installed, recharge the PSN and the test again. Alternatively, you can import the certificate .cer.

  ~ Jousset

• Just improved 5.0 to 6.0u2 vcenter.  How do eliminate you the web client certificate error?

  We were a vSphere 5.0 shop for many years and enjoyed the client c# 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 then days.  We just upgraded 6.0 Update 2 this week and although always, we are primarally used to the c# client and will use it for a while to come, I am getting used to the web client for the new features that are available only in it, such as SRM and VR.

  I was able to click through the numours of screens of reminder to get via Firefox after all these certificate warnings and even easier just click the one or two things in Chrome or IE to get in.  But how could eliminate total certificate errors?  Example, now I'm with Chrome, but the https:// in the address bar is red with a slash through it.

  In most all other device based on web or connection we have, as HP iLO, Dell iDrac etc... usually, we create a CSR on this device and it present our internal Windows certificate authority and recover a file to go back to the device.  Is it possible to do this with the web client?  We have a certificate of 'Server Web 2' model that generates the sha256 return certificate and inherently all field devices to trust him because the area is important our root certificate authority.

  Also, we are running services such as replication vSphere and SRM, I would not change certificate affects only or same vSphere Update Manager.  We have two sites HQ and DR.

  I ended up getting rid of the cert errors by following this page: 6 replacement vSphere SSL certificate / implementation by using the Certificate Manager-automation tool

  I followed the procedures for "Certificate of Machine (Reverse HTTP Proxy) replace with certificate custom" and just that.  I didin 't' t mess with root VMCA with custom signature certificate certificate because its seems to me like he wanted to do an endless number of the signature of the certificate request and keys.  But the first option considered for our internal Windows CA took care of her.

  For replication of vSphere 6.1.1 that I had to turn off the virtual devices from replication via customer web vSphere vSphere and then put them back on.  Then connect to their URL of web management (port 5490) and make the reconnection to the vsphere on the connection tab, where he was invited to accept the new certificate.

  For AUVS I had to run the VMwareUpdateManagerUtility.exe under C:\Program Files (x 86) \VMware\Infrastructure\Update Manager and to the third option of re - register to vCenter, and then restart the service.

  Surprisingly, SRM sites remained paired although I've read that some people have trouble with it.  I'm on 6.0 update 2 and I think one of the questions was fixed in 6.0 Update 1 b.

• View VMware 5.2: Certificate problem new issuance

  Hello

  I was trying to create a new certificate in my lab Vmware view, but without success.

  I got to the following problems:

  ----------------------------------------------

  keytool - genkey - keyalg "RSA" - keystore keys.p12 - pkcs12-validity 360 - storepass xxx stores

  What is the name of your organizational unit? XX

  What is the name of your organization: xxx

  What is the name of your city or locality: xx

  What is the code for this device-two letter country? : xx

  keytool - certreq - keyalg "RSA" - folder - certificate.csr keys.p12 stores - pkcs12 keystore - storepass secret

  Certreq-submit attrib - "certificatetemplate:WebServer" c:\certificate.csr (on the domain controller)

  
  

  Certutil-dspublish - f certificate.cer (on the domain controller)

  
  

  keytool-import - stores - keys.p12 pkcs12 keystore - storepass secret - keyalg 'RSA' - trustcacerts - file certificate.p7b

  
  

  Locked.Properties (file SSLgateway file...)

  keyfile = Keys.P12

  KeyPass = secret

  shops = pkcs12

  ---------------------------------------------

  I tried to import the certificate into the GPO and the display folder.

  Restarted the server, without success.

  In a guide, he mentions that a self-signed certificate VDM is located in the SSLgateway folder on the login server, but I do not have.

  My test clients can connect to several different pool with self-signed certificate warnings.

  What happens here?

  wrong answers to the questions keytool? they are entirely dependent on the appropriate ORGANIZATIONAL unit?

  The web interface for the administration console Vmware View certificate is not working either.

  The steps you are using are correct to view 5.0 and below, from 5.1 view, we went with the Windows certificate store. Follow the new documentation from the outset either import the p12 file you've already created in Windows. The latter can be done by following the steps below:

  1 mmc, open the Certificates snap-in for the local computer account

  2. under Personnel\Certificats, right-click and select Import

  3. Select the .p12 file you created

  4. Enter the required password, make sure that the check box the key is exportable is selected

  5. right click on the new certificate, change its properties, and add the friendly name "vdm".

  6. remove the friendly name of the self-signed certificate generated or remove it completely

  7 delete locked.properties lines you had before

  8 restart the service

• "Timing" OpenManage 8.3 out on the connection to the host

  Hello

  We have a Poweredge R720 running a pay version of ESXi 5.5. I have installed Dell Openmanage Server Admin (which is provided by Dell) on the ESXi host with:
  software esxcli vib install /tmp/OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-8.3.0-1908.VIB-ESX55i_A00.zip d
  I also installed Dell Openmanage Server admin on my server administration, so I can manage the ESXi host.

  The administration server is a PowerEdge r.620 running Windows Server 2012. There vCenter Essentials 5, more.

  When I try to connect to Dell Openmanage on my Management Server ESXi host, it says "Verify the credentials" after I submit the ip address ESXi host and user/pass. After some time it times out with 'the connection... failed connection timeout.
  The server where I am trying to connect is not protected by a firewall, the management server and ESXi host are on the same switch and have connectivity network; I can ping and ssh in the ESXi server host.

  After several attempts, I even added to the management host firewall settings, but who have done nothing either.

  

  

  Hello

  Please do check the ignore box certificate warnings

  Thank you

  Zubair Muhammad

• Display external URLS and CERT

  Hello

  Looking just for clarification on some things. This isn't how my environment is set up today, but that's how I intend to make

  Display the connection servers:

  viewconn1.mydomain.com - 192.168.200.10

  viewconn2.mydomain.com (replica) - 192.168.200.20

  See Security servers:

  viewsec1.mydomain.com (combined with viewconn1) - 192.168.100.10

  viewsec2.mydomain.com (combined with viewconn2) - 192.168.100.20

  All these servers have IP addresses in the 192.168.x.x range. All servers in my DMZ servers are also in this range and I use a firewall to manage any type of NAT.

  I intend to load balance all these servers for my internal users, I would like that all reviews / zero clients to connect through the view.mydomain.com address. Really, I wish that my internal users and external (internet) connect via view.mydomain.com

  When it comes to certificates, what is the best way to handle this. I'll need a 3rd party CA for my security servers, this way my users who connect with their personal computers do not receive any certificate warnings. Can I purchase a SSL certificate for view.mydomain.com and install it on all 4 servers?

  As for the security gateway PCoIP, the external IPs can we internal dmz IP such as 192.168.100.10, because I have my NAT firewall, or must it be the public address provided by my ISP?

  I went through the documentation already, but he is still not 100% clear to me.

  Thank you

  Mike

  According to what external certification authority you choose, you have 3 Options. (Not all are supported by each CA, your CA representative may help).

  1. A certificate of wildcart, *. mycompany.com. so you can use it on all the components of the view and you're done. Two issues can arrise:
     1. If you address your servers via IP or a name like "view.local.domain"-> cert warning
     2. Some clients may behave erratically or generate warnings when they see wildcard certificates. In an environment of view I never had those problems (I use wildcard Certs issued by Rapidssl and Wiew software Clients, hardware PCoIP Clients and browsers in their latest Version.)
  2. Some CA offers the ability to add "alternative names" to your cert, so you get 1 (!) "Certificate which fits for"view.mycorp.com"as well as regards let them say ' View - 01.mycorp.com and ' view - 2.domain.local", sometimes even the IP addresses are allowed. The good thing: you don't have ' t get a certificate warning, even if bypass you the loadbalancer (view.mycorp.com) and speak directly to a server connection (see - 01.mycorp.com)
     1. Note that it should work in theory, I did it, but never with a view. Not sure if the display server like it.
  3. As discussed in previous discussions, you can obtain a certificate of "view.mycorp.com" and he slam to all servers within the party. I forge avoid this, because:
     1. As soon as you communicate directly with a connection to the server, you get a cert warning, because the name does not match cert. It is not so dramatic for users, but even more for the components of VMWare as talko to each other (maybe it's one Orchestrator, vCops or other)

  Regarding the Configuration of your PCoIP gateway: you must configure the public IP (what is known in the world) in the settings of the server, without worrying if the server that has the intellectual property or is behind a NAT device that transmits the requests.

• Inventory of VC using powercli

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a script using powercli for several stocks of VCenterservers something like Vcenter name, host name, name of vm, the VM OS. Notes VM, information data store and vm tools release in excel or csv format

  Note: for multiple Vcenters

  You can check the PowerCLI version you are running? You can do it with the Get-PowerCLIVersion cmdlet. The latest version is: "VMware vSphere PowerCLI 5.1 Release 2 build 1012425. If you are using an earlier version, then please install the latest version. You can download this version of http://www.vmware.com/go/powercli.

  The

  Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -DefaultVIServerMode Multiple -Scope User -Confirm:$false
  

  command should work in the latest version of PowerCLI.

  Certificate warnings can be removed with the following command:

  Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -InvalidCertificateAction Ignore -Scope User -Confirm:$false
  

  To make the script more quickly, I did a new version using the cmdlet Get-View . This new version is about three times faster than the former.

  & { foreach ($vCenterServer in $DefaultVIServers)
      {
        Get-View -Server $vCenterServer -ViewType VirtualMachine -Filter @{"Config.Template"="False"} -Property Name,
          Runtime.Host,
          Guest.GuestFullName,
          Config.Annotation,
          Datastore,
          Config.Tools.ToolsVersion |
        Select-Object -Property @{N="vCenter";E={$vCenterServer.Name}},
          @{N="VMHost";E={(Get-View -Id $_.Runtime.Host -Property Name).Name}},
          @{N="VM";E={$_.Name}},
          @{N="Guest OS";E={$_.Guest.GuestFullName}},
          @{N="Notes";E={$_.Config.Annotation}},
          @{N="Datastores";E={[string]::Join(',',(Get-View -Id $_.Datastore).Name)}},
          @{N="VMware Tools version";E={$_.Config.Tools.ToolsVersion}}
      }
    } |
  Export-Csv -Path VMsInfo.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• How to manage viewer errors & warnings

  I have recently been informed of this newspaper, but don't know what to do with the information, or how to remove or correct the information in the event viewer.  my computer is hp pavilion, family os_vista premium x 64.  Here are some of the errors/warnings

  Log name: Application
  Source: Microsoft-Windows-CertificateServicesClient-registration auto
  Date: 2010-09-23 19:13:58
  Event ID: 64
  Task category: no
  Level: WARNING
  Keywords: Classic
  User: n/a
  Computer: Sandy-PC
  Description:
  Certificate for the local system with footprint of 53 d8 b1 70 68 3 c 27 a5 aa 55 bd 6 a 8 83 and 26 DB 27 03 df is about to expire or already expired.
  The event XML:
  http://schemas.Microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
   
     
      64
      0
      3
      0
      0
      0 x 80000000000000
     
      30053
     
     
      Application
      Sandy-PC
     
   
   
      local system
      53 D8 b1 70 68 27 a5 aa 55 3 c 6 a 8 83 and 26 27 03 df bd bd
   
  

  Log name: Application
  Source: Morning Service
  Date: 2010-09-23 18:02:57
  Event ID: 100
  Task category: no
  Level: error
  Keywords: Classic
  User: n/a
  Computer: Sandy-PC
  Description:
  Error task schedule: m-> NextScheduledSPRetry 2012
  The event XML:
  http://schemas.Microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
   
     
      100
      2
      0
      0 x 80000000000000
     
      30052
      Application
      Sandy-PC
     
   
   
      Planning of the tasks error: m-> NextScheduledSPRetry 2012
   
  

  There are more error/warning, but could not everything here.

  Please help/tips

  Some apple programs use this service. If you don't use them, remove the service. "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• Proxy HTTPS without an SSL certificate

  Is it possible to configure the proxy HTTPS WSA without an SSL certificate? If so, what would be the features available? Other web and URL filtering reputations, I can't think of anything.

  You can't configure the HTTPS proxy without using a cert... This certificate may be the demo one delivered with the box or one of your friends, but it must have a cert.  Your desktops have either themselves trust manually or you will need to deploy some how so his confidence (if you do not they will always have cert warnings).

  If you do not use the HTTPS proxy, so yes, all you get is the base url, web reputation filtering for https traffic category.  HTTP traffic you will get again STROKE, Anti Malware, etc...

• Certificate SSL VPN

  Hi all

  I have configured the SSL vpn client and the client less ssl vpn, but I am not able to connect cisco vpn client softrware and also browser, because of certificate problem, can you please tell how to create the certificate SSL VPN

  Thanks and greetings

  Rajesh Gowda

  Sign up for a certificate from a public certification authority and use the FQDN to connect to the VPN. Then these warnings should not appear.

• Certificates and Unified Wireless

  Hi people,

  I am currently deploy a unified wireless network and that you have run into a bit of a problem with certificates - unfortunately they aren't my specialist subject!

  We will deploy two wireless networks (comments and Corp comments) will be tunnel to a dedicated WLC and Corp. will REAP: break-out to the local network with authentication PEAP against AD (via Cisco ACS).  We will have 7 WLCs (including anchor comments) that will be managed by the WCS.

  The problems I face with certificates, it's that I don't know how and where to place them - it is my understanding:

  cert 1 x GBA for AD authentication

  1 cert of x on the WCS for the connection of the Web page (to stop the alert cert)

  1 x mobility anchor cert (to stop the alert cert for guest access)

  I guess that since the other WLC will not be recorded on they do not need a cert that everything will be done through WCS and comments "web-auth" page is served rather than the WLC mobility anchor central 6?

  Ideally, we don't want warnings cert to appear as that will generate the number of calls from users, only for us to tell them "just click ok and it'll be fine"

  I'm trying to know if we have a certification authority internal, can I use to get certificates for the WCS and ACS that will sort the internal clients, then an 'external' for guests cert.

  Worst case, we would need to get the 'external' certs for all three, but I'm confused as to how it works as our internal domain is a 'private' name [example.private] rather than a public .com [example.com]

  Any guideance you can give to would be great!

  Thanks in advance

  KeV

  Well, if you have a domestic certification authority and it is in the store root approved devices, you won't this certificate error message.  If you go with a 3rd party certificate, then you can go the road that you have:

  cert 1 x GBA for AD authentication

  1 cert of x on the WCS for the connection of the Web page (to stop the alert cert)

  1 x mobility anchor cert (to stop the alert cert for guest access)

  Or if you want less of certificates, you can do this:

  1 cert x the GBA for AD authentication and mobility anchor (to stop the alert cert for guest access)

  1 cert of x on the WCS for the connection of the Web page (to stop the alert cert)

  Just use a name CN which is general... like wifi.private or something like that.

  Scott

• Certificates SSL ID not chaining of CA

  * Any thoughts on what this should have been posted in a different security thread?

  I tried this piece so that SSL VPN remote access, understanding PKI and ASA 5500 Series chapter 73 configuration of certificates of the digital Cisco, but still need help.

  Here's a basic config that I use to create the CA and ID on ASAs certificates. I use the ASA as the CA server. When I export the SSL trust point it shows not chaining of CA. Since there is no chaining when I load the certification authority in the root store I still have an SSL certificate error.  Instead, I have to load the Trustpoint of SSL certificate. Please take a look and let me know where where my problem is.

  CREATE CA

  crypto ca server

  from SMTP address [email protected] / * /

  life ca 3650

  certificate of life 3650

  CRL life 24

  KeySize 2048

  KeySize 2048 Server

  no passphrase 123456789 stop

  CREATE SSL ID TRUSTPOINT

  Crypto ca trustpoint Identity_Certificate

  LOCAL-CA-SERVER key pair

  ID-use ssl-ipsec

  no name FQDN

  name of the object CN = 192.168.40.1, OR = SSL_ANYCONNECT_VPN <--This would="" be="" my="" headend="">

  registration auto

  REGISTER TRUSTPOINT

  Crypto ca enroll Identity_Certificate

  answer NO to include the serial number of the device

  DEFINE TRUSTPOINT VPN ON THE EXTERNAL INTERFACE

  SSL-trust outside Identity_Certificate point

  Initially, I thought it was a problem with the registration oneself in the trustpoint, but I can't seem to understand the steps to complete registration Terminal.

  I had stages crypto ca enroll Identity_Certificate and displays the certificate request. At that time there sh crypto ca trustpoint Identity_Certificate is waiting for registration. I can't find the command for the CA that allows registration trustpoint. If I try to export the crypto ca Identity_Cetificate - certificate of identityit says trustpoint are not registered. Of course if I take the registration request and you try to import a ca certificate Identity_Certificate crypto fails because it is not cert.

  Triton

  Triton,

  This is the right forum, and what you watch, it's normal. The local certification authority is not designed to generate a certificate of identity for the SAA itself.  The ASA will have its own identity/SSL certificate, which can be either a self-signed (like you do with registration se - in this case you must import the cert self-signed on clients to avoid warnings from certificate) or a certificate issued by a trusted third party (for example Verisign, Globalsign, etc.).

  HTH

  Herbert

• Security for the TANDBERG Content Server certificate

  Hello everyone,

  I have a question: How do I renew the security certificate for the TCS web interface?

  Our client has Tanbderg COntent Server installed 4.1 and the certificate has expired, so it is inaccessible by Firefox (the only options are IE10 and less, but they also show a large number of errors).

  Thanks in advance.

  The recording is stored and then transcoded. When the process is complete, you will see registration resulting in the record view > Recorded. Click Play to view the recording. See the online help for more information.

  Installation of a security certificate

  The content Server has implemented SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) Protocol to send the authentication information of the user (username and password) to securely to the user, log in. The SSL implementation means that the web UI must establish its letters of nobility with the browser of the user through an electronic document, called a security certificate.

  Each unit is supplied with a self-signed certificate which is valid for one year. Because self-signed certificates are not a certificate authority approved, when users try to log the unit, most of the browsers displays a message that the site identity can not be verified.

  You can add the unit to the list of sites approved in Internet Explorer or add an exception in Firefox to avoid seeing the connection error messages.  However, Cisco recommends the purchase of a security certificate of a certificate to the authority who has a relationship of trust to an authority root, such as VeriSign or Comodo. These credentials are more likely to be approved by the browser, eliminating the need to add the unit to the list of trusted sites. This certificate must be generated against the Windows computer name or the DNS entry associated with the IP address that is using the device.

  To install your security certificate purchased on the web site of the default unit:

  Step 1 Connect to the appliance using remote desktop, then Start > administrative tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  Step 2 Under Internet Information Services, expand '(local computer)"and then"Web Sites. "

  Step 3 , Right-click on default web site, and then select Properties.

  Step 4 In the Directory security tab, click server certificate in the secure communications section.

  Step 5 Follow the instructions in the Web Server Certificate Wizard to replace the current certificate with your purchase. For more information, see using Internet Information Services.

  You can also install it for the website Administration of Windows Media and website administration of Windows Server in order to avoid security warnings when administrators to connect to these sites.

  When you installed your certificate on web sites, this certificate is then used instead of that self-signed.

  If the security certificate expires, (independent), browsers will display another warning and more no previous warning associated with self-signed certificates. A new certificate request can be generated by using the IIS Web Server Certificate Wizard.  Once this request is generated, another self-signed certificate can be created by using a third-party tool or this request can be sent to a certificate issuing authority. Do NOT remove the expired certificate until you have installed a new because this will prevent any attempt to logon.