Stefan Radovanovici wrote:
Hey all,
I am having the following problem. I have a running installation of openca. On my Cisco 3005 concentrator I have installed the root CA, no problems. Now I need to create an indentity certificate for the cisco.
please use the ra/ca behavior of the cisco, we don't support direct ca-certs for scep right now
I have tried with scep first, the enrollment goes fine, the cisco submits the CSR to openca, openca approves it automatically (which I think it's normal). But then when I go into the CA admin interface -> Active CSR -> Approved -> Cisco's CSR and I hit the "Issue Certificate" button, I get back the following error:
yeah thats simple ,o) - you just hit the edit button at the ra once and save it again - than an loa is inserted - or if you don't need an loa, just disable loa support in the config files..."Error 6731 General Error. This request has no Level of Assurance specified.."
this is a 'bug' the scep-interface doesn't set an initial loa value if it inserts the new request into the system, i think we introduced the loa stuff later, pls file a bug for this, 'workaround' is above ,o)
greetings dalini
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