Bernd Probst wrote:

The certs are marked as active, but i can see no serial number at the ca certificate in the pix. Is this correct??

yes this correct, since the ca-cert has a serial number of zero ;o)
which pix interpretes as not available...

I tried to edit the request with the correct DN. Then OpenCA was able to issue the certificate, but
nevertheless the PIX was not able to show this certificate with "show ca cert". But the pending request
(Pending 102) at PIX trace was changed to granted (Granted 100). I thought this is it. But NO!!! The PIX shows only the ra and the ca certificate !!! Has anyone an idea what went wrong ???


yeah - i have some ideas ;o)

first - the granted cert will be shown on top of ca and ra cert
as the first one - it its there

second - it is importend to keep some special attributes in the dn
that means: unstructeredAddress and unstructuredName if available
otherwise the pix will not accept the issued certificate

if you do a request (ca enroll <pki-name> <pwd> ipadress) than it musst be included - but at least the unstructuredName should be inlcuded

and as mentioned before - you have to set the equivalent subject-alternative name - for unstructuredName this is DNS and there have to be the same string - for unstructuredAddress it is IP

(this is mentioned somewhere at the cisco-vpn-documentation for pix)

i add both usally

greetings
dalini


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