Does anyone have an example of this configuration in a lab?  I am having
trouble finding anything like it in the cisco docs.
Thanks,
Roger

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 8:27 AM, Tyson Scott <[email protected]> wrote:

> When you configure certificates for an IPSec tunnel you will find that by
> default it also send the OU.  If this is the same OU as the ASA no
> additional configuration is required.  If the OU is different then you need
> to specify the OU's that you will accept.
>
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> Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Security] peer-id-validate
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> Hello group,
>
> when doing ipsec with pki to asa, there's an option on asa to check
> whether the peer-id sent in the identity payload of the 5th packet of the
> MM
> exchange is identical to the DN (subject) of the peer cert:
>    tunnel-group <name> ipsec-attributes
>           peer-id-validate req|nocheck|cert
>
> while the first two options are clear (just -- check or do not check),
> the "cert" option is somewhat obscure.
> the command lookup at cisco says: "cert - if supported by cert".
> what does that mean?
> I believe each cert must have an DN field (cn, ou, etc)...
> Or no?
> Understanding that is important because ASA is set to require
> the check by default, and, on the other hand, IOS sends IP address
> as its id by default, so the MM will not succeed without tweaking with
> that.
>
> thank you.
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