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Installing a Custom SSL Login Certificate
BlueSecure™ Controller Setup and Administration Guide 11-25
• The host name is the same one you entered in your Certificate Signing Request.
Uploading a Replacement SSL Certificate You Already Have
Digital certificates are only valid until a certain date. If your Web SSL certificate has
expired, you must replace it – otherwise, user’s trying to log in may get a security
warning, or even be blocked from logging in. If you already have a replacement PKCS
#12 certificate, upload it to the BSC and then enable it as the new login page certificate.
Follow these steps to upload a replacement certificate you already have:
1. Click the General tab in the administrator console, and then click the Certificates tab.
The Certificate Management page appears as shown in Figure 11-16.
Figure 11-15: Uploaded Certificate
Figure 11-16: Certificate Management Page
- BlueSecure™ Controller 1
- Chapter 3 4
- Administrator Console 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Networks 4
- Chapter 13 7
- Chapter 14 7
- Secure Mobility® MatriX 7
- Figures x 10
- Contents 11
- About This Guide 15
- Notational Conventions 17
- Related Documentation 17
- Terminology 17
- Glossary 18
- Managed Side 20
- Protected Side 20
- Role-based Authorization 21
- Remote Management 21
- Scalability 21
- BlueSecure Access Points 21
- RF Management 22
- VoIP Protocols/VoWLAN Support 23
- Secure Mobility 23
- Transparent Authentication 23
- Web-based User Logins 24
- BlueSecure Controller Models 25
- Bluesocket BSC-2100 26
- Bluesocket BSC-1200 26
- Bluesocket BSC-600 26
- Single BSC Configuration 28
- Multiple BSCs 29
- Failover BSCs 29
- POWERFAULTDA TA ALARM 30
- Installation 31
- Safety Precautions 32
- Chapter 2: Installation 34
- LED 100/Status Link/Activity 37
- PoE Activity 39
- Powering Down Your BSC 44
- Power over Ethernet 45
- Power Supply Connector 45
- Changing Your Login Password 52
- Obtaining Online Help 55
- Site Map 56
- Error Checking on Page Forms 57
- Command Button 58
- Click to 58
- Table Control Click to 58
- Paging Through Data 59
- Console Fonts 59
- Font Control Click to 60
- Chapter 4: Networks 64
- This checkbox marked by 72
- List DHCP Servers 72
- Clear this Checkbox 74
- Mark this Checkbox 74
- WAN or VPN 81
- Normal Operation 88
- Failover State 88
- Recovery State 88
- Configuring the Primary BSC 88
- Configuring Static Routes 90
- Configuring Multicast Routing 92
- Configuring AppleTalk Routing 93
- Phase 1 vs. Phase 2 Networks 94
- Routing Information 94
- Local BSC User Authentication 98
- RADIUS Authentication 106
- SIP2 Authentication 114
- NTLM Authentication 116
- 1. 2. 3. 4.5 121
- Kerberos Authentication 127
- Cosign Authentication 128
- Pubcookie Authentication 131
- CAS Authentication 134
- 7. Click Submit 139
- RADIUS Accounting 141
- Chapter 7: RADIUS Accounting 142
- Attribute Description 143
- Roles and Role Elements 145
- An Overview of Roles 146
- Enterprise Network 147
- Internet 147
- Managed Side Protected Side 147
- Defining a Role 148
- Modifying a Role 154
- Creating Role Elements 154
- Creating Destination Groups 156
- Creating a Network Service 158
- Creating a Schedule 161
- Creating Schedule Groups 163
- Creating a User Location 164
- Creating User Location Groups 164
- Voice Over WLAN Support 167
- Configuring VoWLAN QoS 169
- HTTP Server Settings 172
- Intrusion Detection System 175
- Pre-monitoringBlocked 176
- Monitoring 176
- Configuration Procedure 177
- SNMP Agent 178
- System Time and Date Settings 180
- Mail Server Access 181
- Public Access Networks 182
- Threshold Values 187
- Figure 10-11: DNS Proxy Page 189
- Digital Certificates 190
- Miscellaneous BSC Options 194
- Web Logins 197
- Login Form 198
- Custom HTML Code 198
- Chapter 11: Web Logins 200
- Create New Account 207
- Virtual Terminal N/A 208
- Authorize.net 209
- Figure 11-10: Guest DNA 213
- Translating User Login Pages 214
- Requesting a Certificate 219
- Recovering the Private Key 222
- Overview 226
- How a BSAP Discovers BSCs 229
- How a BSAP Selects a Home BSC 230
- Uploading BSAP Firmware Files 230
- Saving the 241
- 802.11a/n Radio Configuration 242
- Creating SSIDs 244
- BSAP Data Encryption Options 245
- SSID Configuration Procedure 246
- Creating BSAPs 248
- Enabling BSAP Service 250
- Displaying Configured BSAPs 253
- Configuring RF Alarms 257
- Alarm Description 258
- Configuring Autocontainment 260
- How Secure Mobility Works 266
- Network Requirements 267
- WG-2100 Wireless Gateway 268
- Secure Mobility® 269
- Replication 272
- Tracking Replication Status 278
- Load Sharing 279
- Interface Address 286
- Virtual Loadsharing 286
- Protected Interface 286
- Physical Protected 286
- Displaying Active User Status 290
- Forcing a User Logout 291
- Chapter 15: Status 292
- Monitoring RF IDS Alarms 294
- Viewing the BSC Event Log 298
- Figure 15-9: BSC Summary Page 299
- Creating a BSC Report 303
- Icon Click to 305
- Maintenance 311
- Chapter 16: Maintenance 312
- Show Tech 314
- Save DHCP Leases 315
- Export Firewall Policies 315
- Export BSAP-1840 Licenses 316
- Figure 16-5: BSC Update Page 317
- Software Patches 318
- Uninstalling a Patch 319
- Exporting Data Files 320
- Importing Data Files 321
- Exporting BSC Log Records 322
- Licenses 322
- BlueProtect 323
- BSAP 1840 324
- An Overview of Virtual LANs 327
- LANs vs. VLANs 328
- Tagging Formats 328
- Pass-Through VLANs 329
- Termination VLANs 329
- Initiation/Switched VLANs 330
- Appendix A: 332
- Appendix B: 336
- Endpoint Scanning 341
- About Rules 342
- Client Browser Requirements 343
- Java Agent 343
- Configuring Landing Page Text 344
- Creating a BlueProtect Policy 345
- Appendix C: Endpoint Scanning 346
- Remediation 348
- Mobility Matrix 349
- Client Examples 349
- Access Procedure 352
- Pin Connections 353
- Appendix D: 354
- Contacting Bluesocket, Inc 355
- Obtaining Technical Support 356
- Glossary-2 358
- Glossary-4 360
- Termination VLAN 361
- Pass-through VLAN 361
- Glossary-6 362
- Numerics 363
- Change Password 3-6 365
- Cipher Type 12-23 365
- Configuration to restore 16-4 365
- Lifetime Minutes 5-4 369
- Logout popup enabled 11-5 369
- MAC ACL Attribute 6-5 369
- Index-10 372
- Index-12 374
- Upload Cert 10-23 375
- URL Redirect 8-9 375
- VLAN ID 4-6, 4-18, 8-20 375
- Index-14 376
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