Asa5505 client certificate renewal

folks
i have an asa 5505 as an ssl vpn termination point
users are authenticated by certificate and username/password
the asa is using a self generated certificate and issuing client certificates to users
my problem:
one of my user certs has expired and i can't find how to renew it
i have found how to enable the enrollment threshold to notify users in advance of an expiry
can anyone point me in the right direction or do i have to force a new enrollment?
thanks to anyone taking the time to reply

Deleting the profile will just make the device appear as a brand new BYOD device which needs BYOD on-boarding. The process/experience should not be any different than when the device was first on-boarded. Thus, the user can delete the profile at anytime. Obviously there will be no access until the re-on-boarding happens but again that is not any different than when the device was setup originally. To answer your last question: It really depends on how you setup your policies but just because the device is registered it does not mean that it won't go through the on-boarding process. In addition, if your rules are setup in such way that the device must NOT be registered for on-boarding to succeed then the BYOD user(s) can use the My Devices portal to manually delete the iOS device from ISE without the need of admin intervention.

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Here is the result of the policies on the computer called "nooffice" a hyper- V machine created on Win 8.1 pro running hyper v as admin of the local machine.
ANDOVER\Administrator on ANDOVER\NOOFFICE Data collected on: 9/16/2014 7:56:58 PM Summary During last computer policy refresh on 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM No Errors Detected A fast link was detected More information... During last user policy refresh on 9/16/2014
7:52:10 PM No Errors Detected A fast link was detected More information... Computer Details General Computer name ANDOVER\NOOFFICE Domain andover.com Site Default-First-Site-Name Organizational Unit andover.com/Windows 8.1 Computers Security Group Membership
show BUILTIN\Administrators Everyone BUILTIN\Users NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users NT AUTHORITY\This Organization ANDOVER\NOOFFICE$ ANDOVER\Domain Computers Authentication authority asserted identity Mandatory Label\System Mandatory Level
Component Status Component Name Status Time Taken Last Process Time Event Log Group Policy Infrastructure Success 2 Second(s) 890 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View Log Deployed Printer Connections Success 31 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View
Log Group Policy Files Success 532 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View Log Internet Explorer Zonemapping Success (no data) 62 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:28 PM View Log Registry Success 2 Second(s) 78 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:10 AM View Log Security
Success 1 Second(s) 187 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:29 PM View Log Software Installation Success 156 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:29 PM View Log Settings Policies Windows Settings Security Settings Account Policies/Password Policy Policy Setting Winning
GPO Enforce password history 24 passwords remembered Default Domain Policy Maximum password age 42 days Default Domain Policy Minimum password age 1 days Default Domain Policy Minimum password length 7 characters Default Domain Policy Password must meet complexity
requirements Enabled Default Domain Policy Store passwords using reversible encryption Disabled Default Domain Policy Account Policies/Account Lockout Policy Policy Setting Winning GPO Account lockout threshold 0 invalid logon attempts Default Domain Policy
Local Policies/User Rights Assignment Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow log on locally Administrators, ANDOVER\Domain Users, ANDOVER\scomadmin, ANDOVER\SQL MP Monitoring Ac, ANDOVER\sqlmon, NETWORK, NETWORK SERVICE, SERVICE, SYSTEM Default Domain Policy Local
Policies/Security Options Network Access Policy Setting Winning GPO Network access: Allow anonymous SID/Name translation Disabled Default Domain Policy Network Security Policy Setting Winning GPO Network security: Do not store LAN Manager hash value on next
password change Enabled Default Domain Policy Network security: Force logoff when logon hours expire Disabled Default Domain Policy Restricted Groups Group Members Member of Winning GPO ANDOVER\ConfigMgr12 Service Accts Administrators Default Domain Policy
System Services AdobeARMservice (Startup Mode: Disabled) Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Permissions No permissions specifiedAuditing No auditing specified Public Key Policies/Certificate Services Client - Auto-Enrollment Settings Policy Setting Winning
GPO Automatic certificate management Enabled Default Domain Policy Option Setting Enroll new certificates, renew expired certificates, process pending certificate requests and remove revoked certificates Enabled Update and manage certificates that use certificate
templates from Active Directory Enabled Public Key Policies/Automatic Certificate Request Settings Automatic Certificate Request Winning GPO Computer Default Domain Policy Domain Controller Default Domain Policy Enrollment Agent (Computer) Default Domain Policy
IPSec Default Domain Policy For additional information about individual settings, launch the Local Group Policy Object Editor. Public Key Policies/Trusted Root Certification Authorities Certificates Issued To Issued By Expiration Date Intended Purposes Winning
GPO configmgr2012r2.andover.com andover-SERVER2012A-CA 11/1/2015 5:24:38 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com 5/2/2014 10:37:15 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy dejuliaw andover-SERVER2012A-CA
7/25/2016 8:21:54 PM Code Signing SCUP Signing Certificate HYPERVDI.andover.com HYPERVDI.andover.com 4/20/2014 1:07:42 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy For additional information about individual settings, launch the Local Group Policy Object
Editor. Public Key Policies/Trusted Publishers Certificates Issued To Issued By Expiration Date Intended Purposes Winning GPO dejuliaw andover-SERVER2012A-CA 7/25/2016 8:21:54 PM Code Signing SCUP Signing Certificate For additional information about individual
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Policy Setting Winning GPO Disable automatic updates Enabled Default Domain Policy Display PDFs in browser Disabled Default Domain Policy Adobe Acrobat XI/Preferences/Startup Policy Setting Winning GPO Protected View (Acrobat) Enabled Default Domain Policy
ProtectedView Enable Protected View for all files Configuration Manager 2012/Configuration Manager 2012 Client Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Client Deployment Settings Enabled Default Domain Policy CCMSetup Policy Setting
Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Site Assignment Enabled Windows 8.1 Policy Preferences Assigned Site AND Site Assignment Retry Interval (Mins) 30 Site Assignment Retry Duration (Hours) Diskeeper 12 Policy Setting Winning GPO Event Logging
Enabled Default Domain Policy Service start and stop Enabled Defragmentation start and stop Enabled Volume information Enabled File information Enabled Directory information Enabled Paging file information Enabled MFT information Enabled Operations manager
information Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) Options Enabled Default Domain Policy Automatic Defragmentation VSS Options VSS defragmentation method Manual Defragmentation VSS Options VSS defragmentation method Microsoft Applications/System
Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled DoNotDebugErrors Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Reporting for Windows Vista and
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Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled Microsoft Applications/System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring for Windows Media Player Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification
Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled Microsoft Applications/System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring/Advanced Error Reporting settings Policy Setting Winning GPO Application reporting settings (all or none) Enabled Default Domain
Policy Report all application errors Enabled Report all errors in Microsoft applications. Enabled Report all errors in Windows components. Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report operating system errors Enabled Default Domain Policy Report operating system
errors Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Default Domain Policy Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Network/Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) Policy Setting Winning GPO Limit the maximum network bandwidth
for BITS background transfers Disabled Default Domain Policy Printers Policy Setting Winning GPO Isolate print drivers from applications Enabled Default Domain Policy System Policy Setting Winning GPO Specify settings for optional component installation and
component repair Enabled Default Domain Policy Alternate source file path Never attempt to download payload from Windows Update Disabled Contact Windows Update directly to download repair content instead of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Enabled System/Internet
Communication Management/Internet Communication settings Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn off Windows Error Reporting Disabled Default Domain Policy System/Remote Assistance Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Offer Remote Assistance Enabled Local Group Policy
Permit remote control of this computer: Allow helpers to remotely control the computer Helpers: ANDOVER\Administrator ANDOVER\dejuliaw System/Windows Time Service/Time Providers Policy Setting Winning GPO Enable Windows NTP Server Enabled Default Domain Policy
Windows Components/EMET Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Internet Explorer Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations: - Microsoft Internet Explorer - all mitigations Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Recommended Software
Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations: - WordPad - all mitigations - Microsoft Office - all mitigations - Adobe Acrobat - all mitigations except MemProt - Adobe Acrobat Reader - all mitigations except MemProt - Oracle Java - all mitigations except
HeapSpray Policy Setting Winning GPO EMET Agent Visibility Enabled EMET 5 Start Agent Hidden: Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Reporting Enabled EMET 5 Event Log: Enabled Tray Icon: Enabled Early Warning: Enabled Windows Components/Internet Explorer Policy
Setting Winning GPO Allow Microsoft services to provide enhanced suggestions as the user types in the Address bar Enabled Default Domain Policy Install new versions of Internet Explorer automatically Enabled Default Domain Policy Let users turn on and use
Enterprise Mode from the Tools menu Enabled Default Domain Policy Type the location (URL) of where to receive reports about the websites for which users turn on and use Enterprise Mode http://server2012a:8000/reportieem.asp Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn
on menu bar by default Enabled Default Domain Policy Turn on Suggested Sites Enabled Default Domain Policy Use the Enterprise Mode IE website list Enabled Default Domain Policy Type the location (URL) of your Enterprise Mode IE website list http://server2012a:8000/ieem.xml
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List Enabled Default Domain Policy Enter the zone assignments here. Source GPO https://configmgr2012r2.andover.com 1 Default Domain Policy https://hypervdi.andover.com 1 Default Domain Policy http://webaccess.sullcrom.com 2 Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Internet
Explorer/Internet Settings/Advanced settings/Browsing Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn off phone number detection Disabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Remote Desktop Services/Remote Desktop Session Host/Connections Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow
users to connect remotely by using Remote Desktop Services Enabled Local Group Policy Windows Components/Remote Desktop Services/Remote Desktop Session Host/Licensing Policy Setting Winning GPO Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode Enabled Default Domain Policy
Specify the licensing mode for the RD Session Host server. Per User Policy Setting Winning GPO Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers Enabled Default Domain Policy License servers to use: hypervdi.andover.com Separate license server names with commas.
Example: Server1,Server2.example.com,192.168.1.1 Windows Components/Remote Desktop Services/Remote Desktop Session Host/Security Policy Setting Winning GPO Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentication Disabled Local
Group Policy Windows Components/Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow Corporate redirection of Customer Experience Improvement uploads Enabled Default Domain Policy Corporate SQM URL: http://SCOM2012.andover.com:51907/
Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting Policy Setting Winning GPO Automatically send memory dumps for OS-generated error reports Enabled Default Domain Policy Configure Error Reporting Enabled Default Domain Policy Do not display links to any Microsoft
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Default application reporting settings Enabled Default Domain Policy Default: Report all application errors Report all errors in Microsoft applications. Enabled Report all errors in Windows components. Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report operating system
errors Enabled Default Domain Policy Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Windows PowerShell Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn on Script Execution Enabled Default Domain Policy Execution Policy Allow local scripts
and remote signed scripts Windows Components/Windows Update Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow signed updates from an intranet Microsoft update service location Enabled WSUS Specify intranet Microsoft update service location Enabled Local Group Policy Set the
intranet update service for detecting updates: http://ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com:8530 Set the intranet statistics server: http://ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com:8530 (example: http://IntranetUpd01) Extra Registry Settings Display names for some settings cannot
be found. You might be able to resolve this issue by updating the .ADM files used by Group Policy Management. Setting State Winning GPO Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\37c9dc30f207f27f61a2f7c3aed598a6e2920b54\AuthFlags 2 Default Domain
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Asking specific client certificate (not certificates trusted by authority)

As I understand from what I read so far, during the handshake negotiation for two way ssl, the server sends the client a list of trusted certificate authorities and say to the client: "hey, those are the authorities I trust. send me a certificate that can be verified by one of them".
I also read how you can customize SSLSocketFactory to, on the client side, look for a specific certificate alias (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-customssl/). I would like to move this idea further and ask for specific certificates depending on what resources the user is trying to access.
For example:
Let's suppose I have two resources on my server called "bobPrivateStuff" and "alicePrivateStuff". I also have a certificate authority who can validate both Bob and Alice certificates on a custom trust keystore. In a regular scenario, the server will ask for a client certificate and will accept either Alice or Bob certificate, as both can be verified by the custom trust.
But what if Alice can't access "bobPrivateStuff"? What if when trying to open a connection, to say http://myserver.com/services/bobPrivateStuff, the server asks specifically for Bob's certificate? Can I setup the handshake in a way it will actually ask for Bob's certificate instead of only just "any certificated trusted by this CA"?
And what piece of information could be used to distinguish one certificate from another? Is the serial number unique between multiple certificates? Is this pushing the envelop too much and trying to use SSL for more than what it is intended for?

I agree 100%. It's just that we want to use certificates to validate the client's identity (instead of relying on username/password).Fine, that's exactly what SSL & PKI will do for you.
It might not be elegantBut it is!
See my point?Of course I see your point. SSL already does that. I said that. You agreed. I agree. What it doesn't do is the authorization part. Because it can't. It isn't meant to. You are supposed to do that.
Instead of the server asking for a specific certificate, it justs checks if the certificate sent by the client has access to the resource.Not quite. It should check if the identity represented by the client certificate (Certificate.getSubjectX500Principal(), or SSLSocket.getSession().getPeerPrincipal()) has access to the resource.
This way, we can leave the server untouchedNo you can't. The server has to get hold of the client principal after the handshake and authorize it against the resource.
if Bob wants to access some resources, Bob has to prove he is who he says he is.You're still confused. That's authentication, and SSL already does that for you. SSLSocket.getSession().getPeerPrincipal() returns you the authenticated identity of the peer. The server then has to check that that identity can access that resource. This is 'authorization'. You can't automate it via keystores and truststores. That's not what they do and it's not what they're for.
So I think it is perfectly plausible to do this kind of verification on the server side (i.e. "hijack" a certificate sent to validate the ssl handshake to also verify if the user has the correct privileges).There's no 'hijacking' about it, but you're concentrating on the certificate instead of the identity it represents. A client could have a large number of certificates that all authenticate the same identity. You need to think in terms of authorizing Principals to access resources.

How to load a client certificate into a servlet to access a Web Service

Hi,
I am having the following problem:
I am trying to use a Web Service client (Axis) within a servlet running under
WebLogic 8.1.
I would like to have mutual SSL-based authentication between the client and the
server hosting the Web Service. Thus, my client has to send a certificate to the
server.
My problem is: how to get the certificate into the request? I know that, for example,
the HttpsURLConnection class of WebLogic has a loadIdentity method. But I can't
use this class.
Is there any other method to make sure that SSL requests use my client certificates?
By the way, I am receiving the following error message from the server:
<Apr 13, 2004 5:35:10 PM EEST> <Debug> <TLS> <000000> <Required peer certificate
s not supplied by peer>
<Apr 13, 2004 5:35:10 PM EEST> <Warning> <Security> <BEA-090508> <Certificate
ch
ain received from 127.0.0.1 - 127.0.0.1 was incomplete.>
Anyone has an idea?
Thanks for any hints,
Zoltan Schreter
Nokia

Hi all,
I have solved this problem basically by using weblogic's SSLSocketFactory instead
of the default one used by Axis. I created a custom HttpSender (MyHttpSender)
which uses this Factory. I then created a custom Config class which I pass to
the constructor of Service. The Config class looks like this:
public class MyConfig extends SimpleProvider {
* Constructor - deploy client-side basic transports.
public MyConfig() {
deployTransport("java", new SimpleTargetedChain(new JavaSender()));
deployTransport("local", new SimpleTargetedChain(new LocalSender()));
deployTransport("http", new SimpleTargetedChain(new MyHttpSender()));
The relevant code within MyHttpSender looks something like this:
SSLClientInfo sslinfo = new SSLClientInfo();
File ClientKeyFile = new File("C:/certificates/testkey.pem");
File ClientCertsFile = new File("C:/certificates/testcert.pem");
InputStream[] ins = new InputStream[2];
ins[0] = new FileInputStream(ClientCertsFile);
ins[1] = new FileInputStream(ClientKeyFile);
String pwd = "mykeypass";
sslinfo.loadLocalIdentity(ins[0], ins[1], pwd.toCharArray());
javax.net.SocketFactory sockf = weblogic.security.SSL.SSLSocketFactory.getJSSE(sslinfo);
sock = sockf.createSocket(host, port) ;
By the way, this change also solved the other problem I posted about (not being
able to tunnel through the https proxy).
Cheeers,
Zoltan Schreter
Nokia
"Tony" <TonyV> wrote:
Which API's are you currently using for the SSL communication in the
client
side?
Tony
"Zoltan Schreter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi,
I am having the following problem:
I am trying to use a Web Service client (Axis) within a servlet runningunder
WebLogic 8.1.
I would like to have mutual SSL-based authentication between the clientand the
server hosting the Web Service. Thus, my client has to send a certificateto the
server.
My problem is: how to get the certificate into the request? I knowthat,
for example,
the HttpsURLConnection class of WebLogic has a loadIdentity method.But I
can't
use this class.
Is there any other method to make sure that SSL requests use my clientcertificates?
By the way, I am receiving the following error message from the server:
<Apr 13, 2004 5:35:10 PM EEST> <Debug> <TLS> <000000> <Required peercertificate
s not supplied by peer>
<Apr 13, 2004 5:35:10 PM EEST> <Warning> <Security> <BEA-090508><Certificate
ch
ain received from 127.0.0.1 - 127.0.0.1 was incomplete.>
Anyone has an idea?
Thanks for any hints,
Zoltan Schreter
Nokia

Project Server 2010 Web services access with Client Certificate Authentication

We switched our SharePoint/Project Server 2010 farm to use client certificate authentication with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0, which is working without issue. We have some administrative Project Server Interface (PSI)
web service applications that no longer connect to server with the new authentication configuration. Our custom applications are using the WCF interface to access the public web services.
Please let us know if it is possible to authenticate with AD FS 2.0 and then call
Project Server web services. Any help or coding examples would be greatly appreciated.

what is the error occurred when the custom PSI app connects?
can you upload the ULS logs here for research?
What is the user account format you specified in the code for authentication?
For proper authorization, the “user logon account” in PWA for the user needs to be changed from domain\username to the claims token (e.g.
'I:0#.w|mybusinessdomain\ewmccarty').
It requires you to manually call the UpnLogon method of
“Claims to Windows Token Service”. if (Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity is ClaimsIdentity)
{ var identity = (ClaimsIdentity)Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity; }
if (Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity is ClaimsIdentity)
var identity = (ClaimsIdentity)Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity;
Than you need to extract UPN-Claim from the identity.
Upload the verbose log if possible.
Did you see this?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff181538(v=office.14).aspx
Cheers. Happy troubleshooting !!! Sriram E - MSFT Enterprise Project Management

Help required with ADFS 3.0 client certificate authentication

Hi,
I am currently working on integrating ADFS 3.o for Single Sign On to some 3rd party services along with PKI solution. The basic requirement is that I should be able to choose client authentication certificate as an authentication method in ADFS and then
federate user credentials to 3rd party trust for single-sign-on.
I had done this successfully with ADFS 2.0 and that setup is working fine. I have the setup as ADFS 3.0 client authentication method enabled. When I open browser to logon, the ADFS 3.0 page displays a message as "Select a certificate that you want to
use for authentication. If you cancel the operation, please close your browser and try again." but the certificates are not displayed for selection.
The certificates are valid and have valid chaining to CA. Could someone help me resolve this issue?
Thanks!
-Chinmaya Karve

Hi Yan,
Thanks for your response. I have gone through the posts that you have suggested, and my setup looks pretty much as expected.
So, as I mentioned earlier, I have 2 parallel setups with 3rd party service(SalesForce). Once of them is running ADFS 2.0 and another one has ADFS 3.0. I can logon to the third-party services, from both the setups using username/format. I can logon to SF
using client authentication certificate from ADFS 2.0 setup, but from the same client machine, when I try to logon SF via ADFS 3.0, the browser just does not pick up any certificate. The page just shows message of "Select a certificate that you want to use
for authentication. If you cancel the operation, please close your browser and try again.".
I have checked the browser, and it has the right certificates. Also, the same browser/machine is used to logon to SF through ADFS 2.0 via client certificate, which works just fine !
I am really confused now, as to whose issue this really is...
Just to confirm, I am using Certificate Authentication from ADFS 3.0 Authentication Methods for both Intranet and Extranet.
Any suggestion or inputs where I could have gone wrong in the setup?
Thanks!

IPhone Mail app; IMAP; x509 client certificate?

The title says it all really.
I have an x509 client certificate happily installed in my iPhone's keychain. This certificate works correctly in Safari, allowing access to sites which demand it. When I try to collect mail from an IMAP server which also requires a client certificate, it doesn't work.
As far as I can work out, the Mail app is not sending my client certificate when the server requests it to do so. Is this true? Is there a way to configure the Mail app to respond correctly to the server's client certificate request? Any pointers or information welcome!

I think so.
Actually I think I need to get the App Password for Mail on my phone. It generates the app password and I enter it into the password in the gmail setup for mail.
The problem is that when I hit next on that page, I get the message:
"my name" is already added" and I cannot proceed.
Before doing this setup I deleted my gmail account by tapping the email address and hitting delete in the Mail, Contact and Calendars setup..
but, there is something hiding in my iPhone that remembers my old gmail password (I guess) and doesn't let me proceed.
If I enter my gmail iChain password I get the same thing.
If i do this in airplane mode (no connection to google) i also get the same.
I talked to an apple care person who had me reset all my settings... still the same thing.
I am trying to avoid a gull reset of the iPhone, but that may be in the cards.
Going to go to the apple store and ask there, but i am not hopeful.
Barry

Problem in reading client certificate

Hi,
I am developing an web app. where client will use smart card for authentication.
And server will read the clients certificate. All the application will run in https.
So please guide me to develop such a system. I am using tomcat 6x and have created a server certificate by keytool.
I am not using openssl.
Please help me....
Thanx in advance.

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Tanmoy

How can I prevent client certificate information from being written to kjs log?

I have an application running on iPlanet Application server 6.0 that makes an SSL connection to an external site using client certificate. Problem : Every time the connection is wrapped in a client certificate, the entire SSL handshake including the key-exchange information is automatically being logged in the kjs log. How do I prevent the kjs from writing this inormation to the log ?

How are you making this SSL connection? Whatever library you are using must be writing to System.out().
You could avoid logging these messages by using file logs rather than console logs. But you could probably disable these messages by working with your SSL libraries as well.

Client certificate authentication with custom authorization for J2EE roles?

We have a Java application deployed on Sun Java Web Server 7.0u2 where we would like to secure it with client certificates, and a custom mapping of subject DNs onto J2EE roles (e.g., "visitor", "registered-user", "admin"). If we our web.xml includes:
<login-config>
 <auth-method>CLIENT-CERT</auth-method>
 <realm-name>certificate</realm-name>
<login-config>that will enforce that only users with valid client certs can access our app, but I don't see any hook for mapping different roles. Is there one? Can anyone point to documentation, or an example?
On the other hand, if we wanted to create a custom realm, the only documentation I have found is the sample JDBCRealm, which includes extending IASPasswordLoginModule. In our case, we wouldn't want to prompt for a password, we would want to examine the client certificate, so we would want to extend some base class higher up the hierarchy. I'm not sure whether I can provide any class that implements javax.security.auth.spi.LoginModule, or whether the WebServer requires it to implement or extend something more specific. It would be ideal if there were an IASCertificateLoginModule that handled the certificate authentication, and allowed me to access the subject DN info from the certificate (e.g., thru a javax.security.auth.Subject) and cache group info to support a specialized IASRealm::getGroupNames(string user) method for authorization. In a case like that, I'm not sure whether the web.xml should be:
<login-config>
 <auth-method>CLIENT-CERT</auth-method>
 <realm-name>MyRealm</realm-name>
<login-config>or:
<login-config>
 <auth-method>MyRealm</auth-method>
<login-config>Anybody done anything like this before?
--Thanks

We have JDBCRealm.java and JDBCLoginModule.java in <ws-install-dir>/samples/java/webapps/security/jdbcrealm/src/samples/security/jdbcrealm. I think we need to tweak it to suite our needs :
$cat JDBCRealm.java
* JDBCRealm for supporting RDBMS authentication.
* This login module provides a sample implementation of a custom realm.
* You may use this sample as a template for creating alternate custom
* authentication realm implementations to suit your applications needs.
* In order to plug in a realm into the server you need to
* implement both a login module (see JDBCLoginModule for an example)
* which performs the authentication and a realm (as shown by this
* class) which is used to manage other realm operations.
* A custom realm should implement the following methods:
* <ul>
* <li>init(props)
* <li>getAuthType()
* <li>getGroupNames(username)
* </ul>
* IASRealm and other classes and fields referenced in the sample
* code should be treated as opaque undocumented interfaces.
final public class JDBCRealm extends IASRealm
 protected void init(Properties props)
 throws BadRealmException, NoSuchRealmException
 public java.util.Enumeration getGroupNames (String username)
 throws InvalidOperationException, NoSuchUserException
 public void setGroupNames(String username, String[] groups)
}and
$cat JDBCLoginModule.java
* JDBCRealm login module.
* This login module provides a sample implementation of a custom realm.
* You may use this sample as a template for creating alternate custom
* authentication realm implementations to suit your applications needs.
* In order to plug in a realm into the server you need to implement
* both a login module (as shown by this class) which performs the
* authentication and a realm (see JDBCRealm for an example) which is used
* to manage other realm operations.
* The PasswordLoginModule class is a JAAS LoginModule and must be
* extended by this class. PasswordLoginModule provides internal
* implementations for all the LoginModule methods (such as login(),
* commit()). This class should not override these methods.
* This class is only required to implement the authenticate() method as
* shown below. The following rules need to be followed in the implementation
* of this method:
* <ul>
* <li>Your code should obtain the user and password to authenticate from
* _username and _password fields, respectively.
* <li>The authenticate method must finish with this call:
* return commitAuthentication(_username, _password, _currentRealm,
* grpList);
* <li>The grpList parameter is a String[] which can optionally be
* populated to contain the list of groups this user belongs to
* </ul>
* The PasswordLoginModule, AuthenticationStatus and other classes and
* fields referenced in the sample code should be treated as opaque
* undocumented interfaces.
* Sample setting in server.xml for JDBCLoginModule
* <pre>
* <auth-realm name="jdbc" classname="samples.security.jdbcrealm.JDBCRealm">
* <property name="dbdrivername" value="com.pointbase.jdbc.jdbcUniversalDriver"/>
* <property name="jaas-context" value="jdbcRealm"/>
* </auth-realm>
* </pre>
public class JDBCLoginModule extends PasswordLoginModule
 protected AuthenticationStatus authenticate()
 throws LoginException
 private String[] authenticate(String username,String passwd)
 private Connection getConnection() throws SQLException
}One more article [http://developers.sun.com/appserver/reference/techart/as8_authentication/]
You can try to extend "com/iplanet/ias/security/auth/realm/certificate/CertificateRealm.java"
[http://fisheye5.cenqua.com/browse/glassfish/appserv-core/src/java/com/sun/enterprise/security/auth/realm/certificate/CertificateRealm.java?r=SJSAS_9_0]
$cat CertificateRealm.java
package com.iplanet.ias.security.auth.realm.certificate;
* Realm wrapper for supporting certificate authentication.
* The certificate realm provides the security-service functionality
* needed to process a client-cert authentication. Since the SSL processing,
* and client certificate verification is done by NSS, no authentication
* is actually done by this realm. It only serves the purpose of being
* registered as the certificate handler realm and to service group
* membership requests during web container role checks.
* There is no JAAS LoginModule corresponding to the certificate
* realm. The purpose of a JAAS LoginModule is to implement the actual
* authentication processing, which for the case of this certificate
* realm is already done by the time execution gets to Java.
* The certificate realm needs the following properties in its
* configuration: None.
* The following optional attributes can also be specified:
* <ul>
* <li>assign-groups - A comma-separated list of group names which
* will be assigned to all users who present a cryptographically
* valid certificate. Since groups are otherwise not supported
* by the cert realm, this allows grouping cert users
* for convenience.
* </ul>
public class CertificateRealm extends IASRealm
 protected void init(Properties props)
 * Returns the name of all the groups that this user belongs to.
 * @param username Name of the user in this realm whose group listing
 * is needed.
 * @return Enumeration of group names (strings).
 * @exception InvalidOperationException thrown if the realm does not
 * support this operation - e.g. Certificate realm does not support
 * this operation.
 public Enumeration getGroupNames(String username)
 throws NoSuchUserException, InvalidOperationException
 * Complete authentication of certificate user.
 * As noted, the certificate realm does not do the actual
 * authentication (signature and cert chain validation) for
 * the user certificate, this is done earlier in NSS. This default
 * implementation does nothing. The call has been preserved from S1AS
 * as a placeholder for potential subclasses which may take some
 * action.
 * @param certs The array of certificates provided in the request.
 public void authenticate(X509Certificate certs[])
 throws LoginException
 // Set up SecurityContext, but that is not applicable to S1WS..
}Edited by: mv on Apr 24, 2009 7:04 AM

Client certificate authentication on ASA 5520

Hi,
We have configured certificate authentication for remote access IPSEC vpn and it is working fine. This is using the same internal Certificate Authority server for both the identity certificate of the ASA and the client certificates issued to remote clients.
We now wish to use a different CA which is a subordinate of the existing CA for client certificates - we want to keep the existing identity certificate using the root CA.
How do we ensure that the ASA will authenticate clients using certificates published by the old root CA and the new subordinate CA? What is the process to follow on the GUI to do this? Do I just add another CA certificate under the 'certificate management>CA certificates' window with a new ADSM trustpoint, or is there more steps?

Hi Paul,
I generate a PCKS#12 file that enclosed the client certificate + the associated private key + the CA certchain.
I deployed it on client host machine by juste sending it by e-mail/ USB key/ Web plushing.
Depending of your client OS version, the client certificate should be present in, the "login" store of keychain repository on a MAC OS-X client and in the "personal" store of the certificate repository on a Windows client.
And that it.
Vincent

Client Certificate Authentication

Hi guys
I am not sure if this is the right place to ask but here I go. We are trying to find the best option to push client certificates to our user's Mobile Devices so they just log into a website, type their credentials and the user certificated get pushed.
We have implemented Workplace Join, this allows us to use the certificate pushed by ADFS to log into a webapp with the only once, then for some reason (still under investigation) doesn't work anymore.
I have also read about Client Certificate Mapping Authentication with IIS and AD but obviously the Client Certificate has to be in the mobile device in order to accomplish the authentication.
Windows Intune ultimately will do the trick but the idea of this research is to find out what's available in Microsoft platform.
any help would be truly appreciated
Jesus

If IIS is used for certificate distribution (and access to CRLs), I think this could be done with Active Directory Certificate Services.
Users could go to the website of the issuing certificate authorities and make a request.
I've only done this for real with Group Policy triggering the request behind the scenes for *domain members* and approval based on membership in a particular group.
So I'm not 100% sure how you would configure automatic issuance of the cert based on entry of a correct password. Usually, the "certificate managers" have to approve per company policy.
I'll look further though (interested in this myself).
Please mark as helpful if you find my contribution useful or as an answer if it does answer your question. That will encourage me - and others - to take time out to help you.

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