Importing a Global Server Certificate from Verisign and other PKCS#7 certificates into the SonicWALL SSL Accelerator
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1 Importing a Global Server Certificate from Verisign and other PKCS#7 certificates into the SonicWALL SSL Accelerator Introduction When obtaining a 128 bit SSL certificate, the choice for many are Step-Up certificates from Verisign and other vendors. When this type of certificate is sent from the certificate authority, the format is often in PKCS#7. This document will describe the process for importing a Global Server ID from Verisign and other PKCS#7 certificates into the SonicWALL SSL appliances via the configuration manager. What are Step-Up Certificates Step-up certificate is the generic name given to a class of certificates that allow export versions of browsers to support 128 SSL cryptography. In the past, browsers destined for outside the United States were limited to 40-bit cryptography. Certain certificate Authorities have obtained a special license from the US government to issue certificates that enable international versions of the browsers to do 128-bit encryption. This license allows them to issue Strong Encryption Certificates to enable strongly (128-bit) encrypted communications for international browsers. US domestic versions of all browsers should always give you 128-bit security, but your server must support 128 bit, and you must have generated a 1024 bit key. The different certificate authorities have different names for these types of certificates. For example, Verisign calls them Global Server ID, Microsoft call them Microsoft Server Gated Cryptography and Netscape uses the term SuperCert as the name. For the most part, the products contain the same features. What are Chained Certificates All SonicWALL Transaction Security devices support chained certificates. Chained certificates are used in several circumstances such as when a known, accepted certificate authority (CA) provides a certificate to attest that certificates created by a non-recognized party can be trusted. For example, a company may create its own certificates for internal use only; however, clients will not accept the certificates because a known CA has not created them. By chaining the trusted CA's certificate with private certificates, clients accept the internal certificates during SSL negotiations. Once the PKCS#7 certificate is separated into multiple certificates, prior to importing into the SSL appliance, the certificate will need to be imported using the chained certificate commands. The PKCS#7 certificate will have one or more intermediate certificates in addition to the CA server certificate.
2 Where to Begin Once you have submitted a certificate-signing request (CSR) according to the directions given by Verisign, you will receive an similar to the one below. Example PKCS#7 Certificate -----Original Message----- From: someone@verisign.com [mailto:someone@verisign.com] Sent: Thursday, February 29, :53 PM To: you@yourcompany.com Subject: Your Digital ID is ready Dear Applicant, Your Administrator has approved your request for a Server OnSite Class 3 Global Server ID. If you have any questions or problems, please contact your Administrator by replying to this message. THE COMMON NAME OF THIS CERTIFICATE: THE ORGANIZATION OF THIS CERTIFICATE: YOURCOMPANY INC. THE ORGANIZATION UNIT OF THIS CERTIFICATE: WEB1 Your VeriSign Global Server ID, is included within this message. VeriSign has digitally signed your Certificate, providing assurance that your certificate has not been damaged or changed without detection. The procedures for installing a Global Server ID differ substantially depending on which Web Server software package you are using. In particular, certain web server packages (such as Microsoft IIS) require that you install a single, integrated PCKS#7 chain. Other web server packages (such as Netscape Navigator) require that you install two certificates--a Server Certificate and an Intermediate CA Certificate. For installation instructions for your Global Server ID, please refer to : *********************************************** *********************************************** CERTIFICATES BEGIN HERE INTERMEDIATE CA CERTIFICATE (note - this is also referred to as SERVER CERT CHAIN-YOU DO NOT NEED THIS CERTIFICATE IF YOU ARE USING MICROSOFT IIS) -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIIFKDCCBJGgAwIBAgIQVl7d2FmYuFiBKMEpwN8MFjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQFADCB ujefmb0ga1uechmwvmvyavnpz24gvhj1c3qgtmv0d29yazexmbuga1uecxmovmvy avnpz24sieluyy4xmzaxbgnvbastklzlcmltawduieludgvybmf0aw9uywwgu2vy dmvyienbic0gq2xhc3mgmzfjmecga1uecxnad3d3lnzlcmlzawdulmnvbs9dufmg SW5jb3JwLmJ5IFJlZi4gTElBQklMSVRZIExURC4oYyk5NyBWZXJpU2lnbjAeFw0w MTA0MjYwMDAwMDBaFw0wMjA0MjYyMzU5NTlaMH8xCzAJBgNVBAYTAlVTMQ4wDAYD
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5 x509 -in C:\server.pem -text (and) x509 -in :C\inter.pem -text EXAMPLE - Setting Up the Chained Certificates Now that you have the proper certificates, you start by loading the certificates into certificate objects. These separate certificate objects are then loaded into a certificate group. This example demonstrates how to load two certificates into individual certificate objects, create a certificate group, and enable the use of the group as a certificate chain. The name of the Transaction Security device is mydevice. The name of the secure logical server is server1. The name of the PEM-encoded, CA-generated certificate is server.pem; the name of the PEM-encoded locally generated certificate is inter.pem. The names of the recognized and local certificate objects are trustedcert and mycert, respectively. The name of the certificate group is CACertGroup. 1. Start the configuration manager as described in the manual. 2. Attach the configuration manager and enter Configuration mode. (If an attach-or configuration-level password is assigned to the device, you are prompted to enter any passwords.) inxcfg> attach mydevice inxcfg> configure mydevice (config[mydevice])> 3. Enter SSL Configuration mode and create an intermediary certificate named CACert, entering into Certificate Configuration mode. Load the PEM-encoded file into the certificate object, and return to SSL Configuration mode. (config[mydevice])> ssl (config-ssl[mydevice])> cert mycert create (config-ssl-cert[cacert])> pem inter.pem (config-ssl-cert[cacert])> end (config-ssl[mydevice])> 4. Enter Key Association Configuration mode, load the PEM-encoded CA certificate and private key files, and return to SSL Configuration mode. (config-ssl[mydevice])> keyassoc localkeyassoc create (config-ssl-keyassoc[localkeyassoc])> pem server.pem key.pem (config-ssl-keyassoc[localkeyassoc])> end (config-ssl[mydevice])> 5. Enter Certificate Group Configuration mode, create the certificate group CACertGroup, load the certificate object CACert, and return to SSL Configuration mode. (config-ssl[mydevice])> certgroup CACertGroup create (config-ssl-certgroup[cacertgroup])> cert mycert (config-ssl-certgroup[cacertgroup])> end (config-ssl[mydevice])>
6 6. Enter Server Configuration mode, create the logical secure server server1,assign an IP address, SSL and clear text ports, a security policy mypol, the certificate group CACertGroup, key association localkeyassoc, and exit to Top Level mode. (config-ssl[mydevice])> server server1 create (config-ssl-server[server1])> ip address netmask (config-ssl-server[server1])> sslport 443 (config-ssl-server[server1])> remoteport 81 (config-ssl-server[server1])> secpolicy mypol (config-ssl-server[server1])> certgroup chain CACertGroup (config-ssl-server[server1])> keyassoc localkeyassoc (config-ssl-server[server1])> end (config-ssl[mydevice])> end (config[mydevice])> end inxcfg> 7. Save the configuration to flash memory. If it is not saved, the configuration is lost during a power cycle or if the reload command is used. inxcfg> write flash mydevice inxcfg> Summary Once the PKCS#7 certificate is separated into the intermediate certificate and the server certificate, importing the chained certificates via the SonicWALL configuration manager is a simple process. Although this document refers specifically to the Verisign Global Server ID, the process is similar for any PKCS#7 formatted certificate. If you have any questions regarding this document and the process involved, please contact SonicWALL Technical Support between the hours of 8:30 AM and 5:30 PM Pacific Standard Time, Monday through Friday. Phone:(408) Fax:(408) Web:<
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