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> Install the latest version of IOS for the specific model being tested. Cisco is
> gradually creating a better certificate-based IPSec system. I understand that
>several
> refinements are being introduced to the certificate management process.
Well the problem is that the 3640 I have has only 8Mb of Flash and latest IOS
versions (12.1+) requires at least 16Mb to be installed... sigh. Anyway we
installed the 12.0.24 general deployment version... I hope this has no problem
with the SCEP itself... my actual goal is to include it into OpenCA... setting
up a VPN is currently out of my plans right now...
> SCEP is a very simple on-line protocol. To request certificates, it is first
>necessary
> to install the root CA certificate. Have that available. We did all our requests
I found some commands to generate rsa keys... am I supposed to generate the
key pair before requesting the certificate or it will be automatically
generated when using SCEP ?
[...]
> Cisco has different IOS versions for each model. For me to provide a specific IOS
> version would apply only to one particular model. We did not use the 36XX routers,
>but
> they are very similar to the 30XX series, IIRC.
Thanks for all the help you could give, I'll check also the cisco's website
as a source of helpful infos...
--
C'you,
Massimiliano Pala
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