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Microsoft Windows: Certificate Authentication

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Select "Finish". That's all there is to configuring certificate authentication on Jetdirect. Once we have the certificate files from the CA, it really isn't much harder than configuring IPsec for pre-shared key authentication. Let's go through the changes to our Microsoft configuration. Microsoft Windows: Certificate Authentication With Microsoft's configuration, IPsec and Certificate configuration only consists of specifying the CA that you want to trust. You'll want this to be the same CA's public key certificate that is stored on Jetdirect. Rather than go through the entire Microsoft configuration, we'll only jump to those screens where IKE authentication is specified. Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008: IPv4 IP Security Policies The Authentication Method for Certificates only has a "CA" certificate parameter. Microsoft will automatically search the computers certificate store to find the correct certificate to use for the IPsec Identity Certificate. 125

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Select “Finish”.
That’s all there is to configuring certificate authentication on Jetdirect.
Once we have the certificate
files from the CA, it really isn’t much harder than configuring IPsec for pre-shared key authentication.
Let’s go through the changes to our Microsoft configuration.
Microsoft Windows: Certificate Authentication
With Microsoft’s configuration, IPsec and Certificate configuration only consists of specifying the CA
that you want to trust.
You’ll want this to be the same CA’s public key certificate that is stored on
Jetdirect.
Rather than go through the entire Microsoft configuration, we’ll only jump to those screens
where IKE authentication is specified.
Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008: IPv4 IP Security Policies
The Authentication
Method for
Certificates only
has a “CA”
certificate
parameter.
Microsoft will
automatically
search the
computers
certificate store to
find the correct
certificate to use for
the IPsec Identity
Certificate.