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• How can I validate a digital certificate for a DLL to a computer that is disconnected?

  We have a network of computers engineering which is isolated from the Internet for security reasons. New software that we just installed is based on .NET framework from the Microsoft, and we have finally mapped out horrible lag to a series of ports being open to Verisign and CyberTrust and discovered that some of the new dll have digital certificates that try to validate the system. How can I get around this without connecting the computers to the outside world? Is there something I can do on my end, or something I should ask the Publisher of the software?

  Hi CevinMoses,

  ·         How many computers are there on the network?

  ·         The computer is connected to a domain network?

  If the computer is on a domain network, please see the link below to find a community that will support what ask you

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/windowsxpitpro

  I hope this helps.

• How can I know the FULL domain name & names for the installation of a digital certificate Public in ISE?

  We are implemented a project with Cisco ISE; but comments Portal appears to users as a "untrusted site". For problems, a public digital certificate must be installed in Cisco ISE, so he can send it to users who enter the comments Web portal.

  Now... to sell me the certificate, VERISIGN needs to know settings ISE of the certificate, such as name of area COMPLETE, names subnames, etc... How can these parameters of ISE?

  Thaks a lot!

  This isn't an easy question to answer, there are a ton of variables to include

  Local web site Central Web Auth or Auth

  LWA, the WLC is the "man in the Middle" to the request of the customer for PSN (server nodes), the WLC takes the request webauth and resembles webauth then the redirect URL that you put in the WLC

  If the redirect webauth URL is https://ise01.mycompany.com:8443/guestportal/login.action, the WLC is a redirect but the virtual IP address comes in 1.1.1.1, who was as trustworthy or redirection complains, then you may have to get the public certificate for the fqdn of 1.1.1.1, and the comment server. You can create a CSR using openssl or you can just enter in ISE and create a CSR, but you can only set CN = ise01.mycompany.com and nothing else, as long you have a single NHP is good, but if you have several Ssnp, you need to change your CSR so that you have to use openssl to create CSR using a file openssl.cnf and then with openssl, you do the following:

  openssl req - new - nodes-out openssl.cnf omf-01 - ise04.csr - config

  You must do it the way I said above regardless of CWA or LWA, if you have more than one PSN, you must point to a FULL VIP domain name and then configure your DNS to answer for these host names. With LWA, you get virtual IP WLC involved 1.1.1.1, so you don't have to worry about getting a certificate for this, it is a cleaner installation, but you must always do all the rest. It must ensure that users of your guests have the opportunity to join the portal comments and be able to solve the given DNS the dns server that they have been configured with.

  Content of the file openssl.cnf:

  [req]
  nom_distinctif = req_distinguished_name
  req_extensions = v3_req
  default_bits = 2048

  [req_distinguished_name]
  countryName = name of the country (2-letter codes)
  countryName_default = en
  localityName = name of the locality (for example, City)
  organizationalUnitName = organizational unit name (for example, section)
  commonName = Common Name (eg, YOUR name)
  commonName_max = 64
  emailAddress = Email address
  emailAddress_max = 40

  [v3_req]
  keyUsage = keyEncipherment, dataEncipherment
  extendedKeyUsage = AutClient, serverAuth
  subjectAltName = @alt_names

  [alt_names]
  DNS.1 = guest.mycompany.com
  DNS.2 = guest.mycompany.com
  DNS.3 = ise01.mycompany.com

• How to edit a digital certificate?

  My Server VPN downloads a digital certificate for the VPN users. I think this cert has the wrong address for the server. How can I change the ip address of cert? Or how can I stop the VPN server to require that the cert? I think the problem is to change service providers IP and do not change the address of the server in the cert.

  The IOS configuration guide covers certificates here. While you can create a new certificate self-signed on the router (usually used with https for the Web administration - see this setup guide), it is preferable to use an internal CA or 3rd party public CA.

  To turn off, find where it is called in your configuration. 'show crypto CA certificates' will show you what certificates you have entered on the router. One of them should be shouted in the VPN configuration.

  However, it is not just as simple as that. If they are used for authentication and you remove them, they must be replaced by something else - as a preshared key, reference to a database user (internal or external such as LDAP or AD), etc. It is therefore a non-trivial task. You can get an idea what it comes to certificates of installation correctly at this link.

  If you are not comfortable with the CLI, you might want to simply set up a new VPN profile using the GUI of CCP. Here is a link to this regime.

• How to match tunnel-group with auth ASA 8.2 and IPSec VPN Client using digital certificates with Microsoft CA

  Hello

  I set up a lab for RA VPN with a version of the ASA5510 8.2 and VPN Client 5 software using digital certificates with Microsoft CA on a Windows 2003 server. I did the configuration based on this document from Cisco's Web site:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080930f21.shtml

  Now, the vpn works fine, but now I need to configure a tunnel-different groups so I can provide different services to different users. The problem I have now is that I don't know how to set it up for the certificate is the name of tunnel-group. If I do an ASA debug crypto isakmp I get this error message:

  % ASA-713906 7: IP = 165.98.139.12, trying to find the group through OR...
  % 3 ASA-713020: IP = 165.98.139.12, no group found by matching well payload ID: unknown
  % ASA-713906 7: IP = 165.98.139.12, trying to find the group via IKE ID...
  % 3 ASA-713020: IP = 165.98.139.12, no group found by matching well payload ID: unknown
  % ASA-713906 7: IP = 165.98.139.12, trying to find the group via IP ADDR...
  % ASA-713906 7: IP = 165.98.139.12, trying to find the group using default group...
  % ASA-713906 7: IP = 165.98.139.12, connection landed on tunnel_group DefaultRAGroup

  So, basically, when using certificates I connect always VPN RA only with the group default DefaultRAGroup. Do I have to use a model of different web registration for application for a certificate instead of the user model? How can I determine the OU on the user certificate so that match tunnel-group?

  Please help me!

  Kind regards

  Fernando Aguirre

  You can use the group certificate mapping feature to map to a specific group.

  This is the configuration for your reference guide:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/docs/security/ASA/asa82/configuration/guide/IKE.html#wp1053978

  And here is the command for "map of crypto ca certificate": reference

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa80/command/reference/C5.html#wp2186685

  Hope that helps.

• How can I prevent the text fields and drop downs changed after the form has been signed using a digital certificate? Thank you.

  Hi all

  How can I prevent the text fields and drop downs changed after the form has been signed using a digital certificate? Thank you.

  There is also a checkbox on the dialog box 'Sign' to lock document after signing.

• How to export a digital certificate to 8.0?

  I update the help documentation for our online application and I'm up to ' export your digital certificate. I have instructions for 3.5 but I now add some for 8.0 and I can't find an export button. Help! (please)

  Have you tried to select a certificate, and then click the Save button?

• How to attach a digital certificate on a document

  Hello

  I use Windows 8. I don't have any information about the *.dll files and I am not a programmer is. I'm supposed to create a document online. I need to attach this document with a digital certificate. To create the certificate I required to copy a dll file in the syswow64 folder, I did. I have who has been properly executed. This should have led to the creation of a certificate, but his does not. Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Who asked you to copy the DLL of your system folder and run it?  This looks very suspicious and malicious, and I would not be surprised to learn that you injected just a virus in your system.  What you say that you took are not required for the use of digital certificates.

• AnyConnect & authentication digital certificate

  people

  I have a question about the authentication of users with digital certificates and name of user and password

  My ssl vpn works well but I have only one user so far

  my query is about how to manage certificates and additional users

  I'll add the users in the asa for local authentication but it is the certificates that I'm not sure

  can I use the same account in the certificate local user dbase, i.e. sslconnect and generate a new OTP for each user that I add to create the certificate or should I create a new account in the ACL user dbase for each user account that I create in AAA

  hope this isn't too complicated

  Thanks to anyone who takes the time to answer or read this

  greatly appreciated

  If you are authenticating using certificate, you must issue each user a different certificate for him/herself. The certificate is a unique certificate for each user. I would recommend that you have the user name as the certificate CN instead of a good "sslconnect" like CN, so you can distinguish different users.

  Hope that answers your question.

• Digital certificates and runaway trustd

  Just improved El Capitan (10.11), Sierra (10.12). Updated the o/s, kept my applications and data on both a beginning 2011 MacBook Pro and an iMac end of 2013.

  First question mentioned was that Outlook for Mac 2016 hung on the iMac, if I tried to open a digitally signed message (DoD PKI-signed). Had to force quit.

  Next issue noted was that Keychain Access hung when I tried to start it. No window of Keychain Access, never not published, if the icon showed in the dock. Open Activity Monitor to investigate and found that the process trustd seems to have run away. The memory of the process was beyond 1 GB. Forced quit Keychain Access, then sent a HUP signal to my trustd process via the terminal. Once he showed up, process trustd memory reached 11.9 MB.

  Trying to reopen the Keychain Access, but it hung again. I let it go for a while, and Sierra informed me that he had become insensitive (thanks!). Killed, then looked at the allocation of memory of trustd. It was close to 2 GB.

  I upgraded the Macbook Pro at the same time (won't do again). Soon after the connection, I noticed that the fan spun. When he didn't slow down after a bit, I open Activity Monitor and saw that trustd process memory beyond 8 GB. (The total physical memory on the Macbook is 8 GB).

  On the iMac and Macbook, I created the new keyrings connection to get rid of all personal digital certificates.

  It helped on the iMac. I work in the old Keychain, so I do not have access to the certificates. If I do, Keychain Access crashes and trustd fled. I can return to normal by sending a HUP and stop smoking-force Keychain Access. In addition, Outlook crashes and trustd fled if I touch a digitally signed message. Again, I can go back to normal in force - quit Outlook and sending a HUP to trustd.

  The set of connection fees did not help on the laptop. trustd to save, eat memory in the process. I could reset by sending a HUP, after which she would free up the memory, but then he save again. From scratch (erase the hard drive, install Sierra) solves the problem of runaway trustd. I did not restore the Keyring containing digital certificates.

  Is this a problem with trustd? I need personal digital certificates to work on at least one of the computers.

  I also have problems with a runaway trustd, although slightly different triggers.  I'm trying to synchronize my mailboxes from several of my servers.  It downloads a few hundred saved messages, then trustd goes into overdrive, the fan is used, and the computer works nothing except trustd.

• How to accept a new ssl certificate in Thunderbird?

  7.15.15
  I can't get or send emails on my cell phone two days ago.
  - Neither the "Configuration Options for certificates" worked to bring in the certificate that I use that allows you to send and receive e-mail. Under the "Digital Signature" or "Encryption" when I press "Select" to select a certificate, I get the pop-up message "Certificate Manager cannot locate a valid certificate... ». When I press 'View certificates' certificate that I use is listed under 'Servers' and the 'authorities' and is up to date.
  -In addition, under Tools - Options - Advanced - certificates for: "when a server requests my personal certificate", I selected "Ask Me every time" and left "query OSCP responder servers to confirm...". ', the box is checked.

  I think that this problem is bound to accept a new ssl certificate has been recently renewed. I've never had this problem before. How to start accepting a new certificate?

  Thank you.

  No you can not communicate with the server using a common product of Mozilla. In a short while you will not be able to co interact with it with any product. The operator/administrator of the server needs to fix their server to issue certificates 1024-bit or better. Or stop using TLS.

  The best explanation of this change and it's because I've seen is here https://weakdh.org/
  (right at the bottom of the page is what you need to do stuff)

  In essence, that the server does not have a security flaw serious patched and Mozilla products have been modified to not interact with servers that have not corrected the vulnerability. Vulnerability leaves you open to man in the middle attack on piracy.

• ISP says "update of digital certificates expired" now no outgoing doesn't email - HELP

  That's what the ISP told me: "it seems that things worked until the moment when we updated our.
  digital certificates expire this morning. You may need to accept the new
  certificate (that I had to do on my iPhone/iPad). All e-mail applications
  differ in the way they treat the SSL certificates. Please see your
  Help files request for more information on how to import or accept a car
  signed digital certificate.

  I looked in 'view certificates' and 'validation', but I don't see anything to change or do... So, how can I accept this "new" certificate

  Thanks in advance!

  Craig

  If your ISP uses self-signed certificates ask them when they intend to become a professional store. Free self-signed certificates are basically something that exists to allow analysis of configurations without fees to pay for certificates. This leaves a loophole for tight companies, generally jobs of MOM and dad, or firms, who are simply stretched to use the correct string of voting trust and pay for their certificates.

  Not properly issued SSL certificates requires no acceptance, that the issuer or someone higher in the chain of trust is pre approved by Mozilla. It is extremely poor security to allow users wont accept SSL certificates and they are not experts in these things and could easily appove a certificate that makes their raw text of communication to third parties.
  You are done better with unsecured connections, you're free of those signed. At least you know your vulnerable.

  However, if you go to the menu Tools > options > advanced > certificates and Tower of the verify option you could do better. They are not probably set up as they sign free. Other than the view certificates and remove all those that you already have for them.

• I can not connect to a web site using my iPad. Message says required certificate required. No problem using my laptop. How can I get the required certificate on my iPad?

  EError message say site has no certificate, no problems until what I put at the operating system level. How can I get the required certificate on my iPad?

  Certificates are provided by the site. So if the site has a certificate expired or outdated, it may not work. In your case, the certificate No is probably not updated to work with the new software of Safari on your iPad,

  If all other Web sites running on the iPad except this one, I'll try to contact the manufacturer Web site. If a single Web site does not work, there probably nothing wrong with the iPad. In addition, certificates work differently on an iOS, as opposed to an OSX computer device.

  The only thing that can help on the end of your iPad is to delete the data from the Web site for this particular site. It might be the old data storage a before you update. To do this, go to settings > Safari > advanced > data Web site > Edit > remove data from the Web site.

  If you want to erase all data from the Web site, you can go to settings > Safari > clear the history and data from the Web site. Which will remove saved passwords and all data of the Web site, so don't do that if you know your password.

  Good luck

• How can I get the digital power meter?

  How can I get the digital power meter?

  I use a method similar to the example below to measure the market factor using the inputs of a multifunction data acquisition meter.  If the duty cycle is 0% or 100% for a given period, DAQ reading times out and returns an error.  In this case, I would get the digital state of the counter of entry so I can put as cycle to 0% or 100%.  I want to do it without knowing the digital port and line the entrance of counter... for example I would like to continue referencing DAQ/ctrX since I already have this information.

  The application uses an M series: PXI-6229 DAQ and LabVIEW 2011 to make a system customized for VeriStand.

  https://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-12396

  For the moment I wired the block diagram to add a case structure to check the meter ID and string constants to set the identifier of digital input, as they share the physical connection.  As much as I can say that makes the specific code for the PXI-6229 (or any DAQ with only two counters that share connections with p2.1 and p) 1.4

  I have attached the VI sub.

  When the device is used with a different data acquisition, I can add the connection and/or separate control.  Looks like at least one will be necessary given that the meter can only detect the edges... I think it was the piece of information I needed.

  Thanks for your help!

• Authentication IPsec VPN Client using the digital certificate

  Hello

  Please I need some clarification and help to set up my ASA 5540 with IOS 8.3 x for client certificate authentication remote.

  I have my certificate root from the Microsoft CA, but not quite sure if the steps described in the following cisco Web sites are exactly what I need since the firewall seems to generate the certificate to use.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080930f21.shtml

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a008073b12b.shtml

  My setup is such that the CA will issue certificates to remote clients and the ASA firewall, and remote clients will authenticate and connect with their certificates which the firewall is constantly updating using the Revocation list updated by the certification authority.

  The dhcp pool must be issued by the DC inside network and not on the firewall.

  Are there any examples or best practices to achieve steps will be really appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hi Josh,.

  Let me explain briefly how Auth PKI:

  In a public key infrastructure configuration, devices trust not each other directly, but they have a certification authority, which is the one who issues the certificate. We call this root CA (there may be a more complex configuration WHERE intermediate are involved, but that's another story). So when the root CA issues a certificate, he signs it with its private key. To be able to verify this signature, we should have the CA public key, which is included with the certification authority.

  So for certificate authentication, you must create a trustpoint, that defines the parameters of the root certification authority.

  Then you will authenticate this trustpoint, which basically means that you will get the certificate of the root CA and store locally.

  After that, you sign up to this CA, which means that you will ask for (and get) your own certificate.

  Other users will do the same and have the same root CA Cert, but different personal (identity) certificates.

  So what happens on authentication is that both ends send their certificate to the other, and they will use the public key contained in the root CA to validate the signature of the certificate received from the remote peer. If the signature is correct, this means that the certificate authority root actually issued the certificate, and this remote peer can be trusted (or not)

  Hope this is clear.