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Complete this step only if you selected RSA signature as your
ISAKMP authentication algorithm in Step 6 and are using Entrust
certificates. If not, go to "Step 7B: Configuring a VeriSign
Certificate", "Step 7C: Configuring a Baltimore
Certificate", or "Step7D: Configuring a Preshared
Key." | | | |  | NOTE: Prior to entering information into the Entrust certificate
screens, you must have received a Security Startup Package from
Entrust containing the Entrust Initialization File, User Name, Reference
Number, and Authorization Code. See "Step 5A: Prerequisites
for Using Entrust Certificates" for more information on
obtaining the Security Startup Package. | | | | |
Select
Certificate Authority from the Options menu.
The Certificates tab is enabled on the IPSec Manager
screen. If the Entrust window is not already displayed, click the
Entrust tab at the left side of the screen. Click Specify the Initialization File at the Certificates
window to specify the location of the initialization file that you
received from the Entrust administrator as part of the security
startup package. Click OK to add the initialization file and return
to the Certificates window. Click Create Entrust Profile on the Certificates
window to select the Entrust Profile screen. Enter a User Name to be used for Entrust operations. Enter a Password to be used for Entrust operations.
The password must: Have
at least 8 characters. Have at least one upper-case letter or digit. Have at least one lower-case letter. Not contain multiple occurrences of the same character
in excess of half the length of the password. Not be the same as the user name. Not contain a substring of the user name that exceeds
half the length of the password.
Enter the Reference Number provided in your Entrust
security startup package. Enter the Authorization Code provided in your Entrust
security startup package. Click Create to create the Entrust Personal Profile.
After the file has been created, a message will display the full
pathname for the new username.epf file.
Go on to Step 8: Configuring a Certificate ID. |
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