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Chapter 18 Configuring SGM Security

Implementing SSL Support in SGM

Field or Button	Description

Details	Displays the Certificate Information dialog, which provides detailed
	information about the selected certificate.

Exit	Closes the SGM Certificate Tool dialog.

Help	Displays online help for the current window.

Importing an SSL Certificate to an SGM Client

If you have implemented Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support in your SGM system, you can import the SGM server’s self-signed SSL certificate, or a CA-signed SSL certificate, to all remote SGM clients that connect to the server using SSL.

To import an SSL certificate, launch the SGM SSL Certificate Tool, as described in the “Launching the SGM Certificate Tool for SSL” section on page 18-31, then click Import. SGM displays the Open dialog for SSL certificates (Figure 18-1).

Figure 18-3 Open Dialog for SSL Certificates

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Configuring SGM User-BasedAccess, page Configuring SGM User-BasedAccessCreating Secure Passwords, page 18-5 Required Implementing SSL Support in SGM, pageImplementing SGM User-BasedAccess Solaris Only #cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm useraccess enable18-2 sgm adduser -sgm disableuser -sgm enableuser sgm disablepass -sgm passwordage -sgm userpasssgm updateuser #./sgm authtype local# ./sgm authtype solaris # ./sgm sgm adduser username18-4 18-5 Creating Secure PasswordsPower User Level 2 Access, page Basic User Level 1 Access, pageNetwork Operator Level 3 Access, page Network Administrator Level 4 Access, page18-7 Basic User Level 1 AccessPower User Level 2 Access Network Operator Level 3 Access18-8 Network Administrator Level 4 Access System Administrator Level 5 Access18-9 System Messages and Logs 18-10# ./sgm badloginalarm clear # ./sgm badloginalarm number-of-attempts# ./sgm badlogindisable number-of-attempts # ./sgm badlogindisable clear# ./sgm inactiveuserdays number-of-days # ./sgm passwordage number-of-days# ./sgm inactiveuserdays clear 18-12#./sgm clitimeout number-of-minutes # ./sgm passwordage clear# ./sgm clitimeout clear 18-13# ./sgm deluser username # ./sgm disablepass username18-14 # cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin18-15 # ./sgm disableuser username# ./sgm userpass username # ./sgm enableuser usernamepage 18-1618-17 # ./sgm updateuser usernameDisplaying a Message of the Day # ./sgm newlevel username18-18 Field or Button Last UpdatedDescription Message of the DayDecline #cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm motd enable# ./sgm motd edit 18-20# ./sgm motd disable Manually Synchronizing Local SGM PasswordsListing All Currently Defined Users # ./sgm motd cat# ./sgm listusers username Disabled#cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm seclog 18-22Restoring Security-RelatedSGM Data #cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm restore security# ./sgm seclog clear 18-23#cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm useraccess disable Disabling SGM User-BasesAccessSpecifying a Super User Solaris Only # ./sgm restartsgm certtool -sgm clean -sgm cleanall sgm backup -sgm browserpath -sgm certguisgm cleandb -sgm cw2ksetup -sgm evilstop sgm reboot -sgm restore -sgm restorepropssgm webport -sgm xtermpath Implementing SSL Support in SGMEnabling SSL Support in SGM, page Launching the SGM Certificate Tool for SSL, pageExporting an SSL Certificate, page Enabling SSL Support in SGMManaging SSL Support in SGM, page Disabling SSL Support in SGM, pageopt/CSCOsgm/etc/ssl/server.csr is a CSR # ./sgm keytool import cert cert filename18-28 Step 5 Restart the SGM client 18-29SGM displays the SGM Server Home page 18-30Launching the SGM Certificate Tool for SSL #cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm certgui18-31 Issued by Issued toExpiration Date ImportDetails Importing an SSL Certificate to an SGM ClientExit HelpExporting an SSL Certificate CancelLook In File Name18-35 Save InField or Button Description18-36 SaveCancel Field or ButtonChapter 18 Configuring SGM Security 18-37Cisco Signaling Gateway Manager User Guide Figure 18-5Certificate Information DialogSubject IssuerVersion Serial numberManaging SSL Support in SGM Disabling SSL Support in SGM18-39 18-40 Step 2 Enter the following command# cd /opt/CSCOsgm/bin #./sgm ipaccess add #./sgm ipaccess edit18-41 Any changes you make to the ipaccess.conf file take effect when you restart the SGM server 18-42

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