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5/26/05 Adding ID Certificates to a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller
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Adding ID Certificates to a Cisco Wireless LAN ControllerAdding ID Certificates to a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller
ID Certificates and Private Keys are used by Web server operators to ensure secure server operation.
The ID certificate and key are used to authenticate the server and encrypt data transmissions between
server and browser.
When you obtain ID certificates (usually in an email from the CA or from your key-generation
program), it is a simple matter to add the ID certificate and key to your Cisco Wireless LAN Controller:
• Launch a Web User Interface session as described in Using the Web User Interface.
• Navigate to the ID Certificate > New page in the Web User Interface.
• Type or paste the ID Certificate Name into the Certificate Name box.
• Type a Private Key (Password) into the Certificate Password box.
• Copy the Certificate (a large block of ASCII characters) from your email or text viewer
program, and paste it into the ID Certification box.
• Click Apply.
The ID Certificate and Key are now in the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Volatile RAM. Use ‘System
Reboot with Save’ to save the ID Certificate and Key to NVRAM, so the Certificate and Key are
preserved across restarts.
Note: You can obtain an ID Certificate and Private Key from three sources:
Factory-supplied, Operator-generated, and Purchased from a trusted CA. This
procedure only applies to adding an Operator-generated or Purchased ID Certificate
and Key, as the factory-supplied Certificate and Key are already stored in the Cisco
Wireless LAN Controller NVRAM. You do not need to complete this procedure if you
choose to use the factory-supplied ID Certificate and Key.
CAUTION: Each certificate has a variable-length embedded RSA Key. The RSA key
can be from 512 bits, which is relatively insecure, through thousands of bits, which is
very secure. When you are obtaining a new certificate from a Certificate Authority
(such as the Microsoft CA), MAKE SURE the RSA key embedded in the certificate is
AT LEAST 768 Bits.
- Product Guide 1
- ProductsProducts 2
- Limited Warranty 5
- DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY 6
- Additional Open Source Terms 7
- Trademarks and Service Marks 7
- Cisco.comCisco.com 8
- Lightweight Access Points 13
- Wireless LAN Controllers 14
- Safety Considerations 16
- 5/26/05 Safety Considerations 29
- Table of Contents 31
- Welcome to the Product Guide! 31
- OVERVIEWS 31
- SOLUTIONS 33
- Operating Location Appliances 36
- REFERENCES 37
- OVERVIEWSOVERVIEWS 39
- • REFERENCES 40
- Operating System Software 45
- Operating System Security 45
- Wireless LAN Controller 48
- External DHCP Servers 51
- Per-WLAN Assignment 51
- Per-Interface Assignment 51
- Security Considerations 51
- Cisco WLAN Solution WLANs 54
- Access Control Lists 54
- Identity Networking 54
- Pico Cell Functionality 56
- Distribution System Ports 61
- AP-Manager Interface 63
- Operator-Defined Interfaces 63
- Service-Port Interface 65
- Startup Wizard 65
- External Antenna Connectors 76
- Antenna Sectorization 76
- Requirements 83
- External Power Supply 83
- Rogue Access Points 85
- Web User Interface 87
- Cisco Wireless Control System 89
- Cisco WCS Base 90
- Floor Plan Editor 92
- SOLUTIONSSOLUTIONS 95
- OverviewOverview 96
- Layer 3 Solutions 97
- Rogue Access Point Solutions 97
- Rogue Access Point Challenges 97
- Using the Web User Interface 104
- Mgmt Via Wireless Interface 110
- Changing the Web Title 114
- Changing the Web Message 114
- Changing the Logo 114
- Preparing the TFTP Server 114
- RADIUS Attributes 118
- Interface-Name 119
- ACL-Name 119
- VLAN-Tag 120
- Tunnel Attributes 120
- 5/26/05 Notes 122
- OL-7426-03 122
- Notes:Notes 122
- TASKSTASKS 123
- Logging Into the CLI 125
- Password: 127
- (system prompt)> 127
- Logging Out of the CLI 128
- CLI Tree Structure 128
- Configuring System Parameters 131
- Time and Date 131
- Users and Passwords 133
- Creating Access Control Lists 138
- Layer 2 Security 141
- WEP Keys 141
- IPSec Authentication 143
- IPSec Encryption 143
- IKE Authentication 143
- IKE Diffie-Hellman Group 143
- Local Netuser 145
- Quality of Service 145
- Activating WLANs 145
- >show serviceport 147
- >config serviceport params 147
- Serial (CLI Console) Port 148
- 802.3x Flow Control 148
- System Logging 148
- Using the Startup Wizard 154
- Locally-Generated Certificate 156
- Saving Configurations 161
- Created 166
- Process: Started messages 166
- Wireless 169
- Wireless Control 171
- Using Cisco WCS 174
- SNMP. . 178
- • Select the Monitor Tab 180
- Using Map Editor 190
- Area Maps 196
- Table - Clients 203
- Locating Clients 208
- Finding Coverage Holes 210
- • Click the Download button 213
- Installing Cisco WCS 214
- Updating the Linux Cisco WCS 216
- Adding User Accounts 219
- Changing Passwords 220
- Deleting User Accounts 220
- Configuring and 225
- Location Appliances 228
- Changing 233
- Are you 236
- WCS Terminal 242
- Appliance using Cisco WCS 242
- • Using Error Messages 245
- • Client Reason Codes 248
- • Client Status Codes 248
- Client Status Codes 249
- REFERENCESREFERENCES 251
- GlossaryGlossary 252
- Exclusion List 258
- Subscriber 266
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