[Openca-Users] openssl syntax for multi-valued RDNs is unknown from cisco router unstructuredName

2005-12-27 Thread openca
Error 700 (General Error The compilation of the command cmdIssueCertificate
failed. openssl syntax for multi-valued RDNs is unknown at
/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.7/X500/DN.pm line 104). 

Hello,

when I want to create the certificate in the CA (Issue Button), I get the
error message above. 

I think the reason can be found in the request from the cisco that send only
this:
-
serialNumber=206,
unstructuredName=ipsec-cisco-2610..de+serialNumber=87CE1234
Role=Web Server
Modulus (key size)  512
Public Key AlgorithmrsaEncryption
Public Key  
Modulus (512 bit): 00:b6:0a:f3:09:3f:49:39:5a:83:42:d0:.
Exponent: 65537 (0x10001)
Signature Algorithm md5WithRSAEncryption
-

Are there some people, know what I have to do when I receive the
request from cisco ? In RA I can EDIT this data in the request, before
I make a export to CA and then import to CA.

I found that the Error Message comes from the X500 Module. I think the modul
do not know what the cisco request would send to the openssl interface. But
what must be change ? In the cisco request I can only say with or without
IP address and with or without serial number (crypto ca enroll XXX). In
IOS 12.2(17) you can not give Subject (CN,OU,O,..) or Email or so.

I think in the formular RA: Edit the request I have do change and/or add 
some things ?

With this data,

serialNumber=206,
unstructuredName=ipsec-cisco-2610..de+serialNumber=87CE1234

can I not ISSUE the certificate on the CA.

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An other question:

Why put the cisco router 2 requests over scep into the RA Interface ?
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Regards Herbert

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Re: [Openca-Users] openssl syntax for multi-valued RDNs is unknown from cisco router unstructuredName

2005-12-27 Thread dalini

Zitat von [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


I think the reason can be found in the request from the cisco that send only
this:
-
serialNumber=206,
unstructuredName=ipsec-cisco-2610..de+serialNumber=87CE1234
Role=Web Server
Modulus (key size)  512
Public Key AlgorithmrsaEncryption
Public Key
Modulus (512 bit): 00:b6:0a:f3:09:3f:49:39:5a:83:42:d0:.
Exponent: 65537 (0x10001)
Signature Algorithm md5WithRSAEncryption
-

Are there some people, know what I have to do when I receive the
request from cisco ? In RA I can EDIT this data in the request, before
I make a export to CA and then import to CA.

Well, the solution is quite simple in this case. (there are some 
e-mails adressing this already at the list, but i have just access 
through an webfrontend at the moment, so searching is a bit painful, I 
will try to recover from my memories instead)


If you edit the request at the RA or CA you will see the request in a 
form like:

cn: type - value : type - value in one row

you should rewrite the whole cn part an put everything in the 'first' 
column of the form and delete the 'second' column informations in the 
request (unfortunalty i don't have a picture right now, i hope you get 
the idea ;)


sometimes it is necessary to add some SAN informations (Subject 
Alternative Names) usally cisco wants them if you request additation 
the ip or fqdn in the certificate. that means add san named: 
unstructuredName for the fqdn to the san and one unstructuredAddress 
with the ip as value in such cases should help.




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An other question:

Why put the cisco router 2 requests over scep into the RA Interface ?
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this has to do with key-types. if you request a general purpose key you 
get one request, if you request separate for signing and encryption the 
cisco device will generate two different key-pairs. one for signing 
stuff and one for encryption usage and therefore two requests.


to support this, you may have to add/change the available 'roles' in 
openca and write appropriate usage type like only for encryption or 
only for signing in the x509 certs. this is found under 
openssl/extfiles if i'm right. but there should be some extra 
information about that in the documentation already, how to 
change/create new roles.



greetings
dalini



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