Introduction
Key bindings and Peer Connectors
Slide Deck: Key bindings and Peer Connectors
Overview: The first step is to create the Authentication Key binding.
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Create a crypto token for the Authentication Key binding on the CA instance.
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Issue the certificate for the Authentication Key binding
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Enable the Authentication Key binding.
Slide Reference
Reminder you can visit the Accessing Your Environment page for details on how to connect to your Admin Web portal
Create a Crypto Token for Authentication Key Binding
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Open a browser and access your Admin Web Portal on the CA instance
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Select CA Functions >> Crypto Tokens
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Select Create New
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In the Name field, enter KeyBinding
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In the Type list, select SOFT
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Select Auto-Activation (Use)
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In the Authentication Code field, enter foo123
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In the Repeat Authentication Code enter foo123
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Click Save
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Enter SubCAAuthKeyBinding as the name for the new key, choose RSA 2048 from the list and click Generate new key pair
Set up an Authentication Key Binding
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Click System Functions >> Remote Authentication
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Click Create new…
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In the Name field, enter SubCAAuthKeyBinding
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In the Crypto Token list, select KeyBinding
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In the Key Pair Alias list, select SubCAAuthKeyBinding
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In the Signature Algorithm list, select SHA256WithRSA
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In the trusted certificates section under Certificate Authority, select ManagementCA
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Click Add
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Click Create
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Click Back to Overview
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In the SubCAAuthKeyBinding row, under the Actions column click CSR
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Download the SubCAAuthKeyBinding.PKCS10.pem CSR
Issue the Certificate
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Open a browser and click RA Web, from the ribbon menu across the top of page from your CA instance.
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Click Enroll >> Make New Request
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In the Certificate Type drop-down list, select TLSClientEndEntityProfile
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In the CA drop-down list, select ManagementCA
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In the Key-pair generation selection, select Provided by user
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Click Browse >> Downloads folder and select the SubCAAuthKeyBinding.PKCS10.pem CSR and click Select
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In the CN, Common name field, enter SubCAAuthKeyBinding
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In the Username field, enter SubCAAuthKeyBinding
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Click Download PEM full chain
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Save the file as SubCAAuthKeyBinding.pem
Activate the Key Binding
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Open a browser and access your Admin Web Portal on the CA instance
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Click System Functions >> Remote Authentication
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Under the Import Client Certificate header, select SubCAAuthKeyBinding in the Target Remote Authenticator field
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To the right of Certificate, click Browse
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Click Downloads locate the certificate that was downloaded in the previous section, the file should be named SubCAAuthKeyBinding.pem
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Click Select
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Click Import
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In the SubCAAuthKeyBinding row, under the Actions column, click Enable