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48 DOMINION SX INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL
Certificate
Overview
The Certificate configuration screen provides an area for Administrators to define security parameters.
Dominion SX supports certificate-based server authentication to establish an encrypted SSL session and to
assure the user that they are dealing with a correct web site. The encrypted SSL session, always through
HTTPS connection, ensures that personal information sent over the network is secure. Dominion SX
supports SSL 128-bit encryption, and will negotiate with the client only at the specified security strength.
The unit can act as a Certifying Authority and generate both self-signed CA Certificate and the Server
Certificate. The certificate generated uses a 1024-bit public key.
Figure 49 Certificate Tab Display
Configuration
When the user powers up the unit for the first time, an SSL certificate associated with the default IP address
192.168.0.192 is generated. When the user tries to connect to the unit, a Security Alert is displayed because
the CA root certificate is not installed in the browser. Click on the [Yes] button to continue the
Configuration process, and configure the unit. Please refer to Appendix C: Certificates for more
information on how to install the certificate into the browser to prevent the security alert window from
appearing. After the configuration is completed, the unit reboots. The server certificate is generated once
again, this time for the new IP address assigned to the unit.
Certificate Generation
Dominion SX provides different methods of generating certificates.
• Default (or Self-Signed) Certificate: By default, the unit ships with a self-signed certificate signed by
Raritan Computer. The certificate strength is 1024-bits and the certificate is valid for one year.
• User Certificate: This method allows the installation of a user-generated certificate, which can be in
one the following forms:
− User certificate generated from the CSR (Certificate Signing request) form. Clicking the
“Generate CSR” button generates a CSR. In this case, only the certificate is installed into the unit.
The certificate is compared with the private key (already generated) before it is installed into the
unit.
− User Certificate and private key (without pass-phrase) generated by a trusted third-party are
installed into the unit.
Once the certificates are installed, the unit will automatically reboot so that the certificates take effect.
There is an option that allows users to select either the self-generated or user-installed certificate at any
time. Once installed, certificates are maintained in the unit. A status indicator at the top of the Certificate
screen indicates the unit’s Certificate status, which might be:
• Active default certificate.
• Active user certificate.
- Installation and 1
- Operations Manual 1
- Contents 5
- ONTENTS 6
- ONTENTS iii 7
- Figures 8
- IGURES v 9
- Chapter 1: Introduction 11
- Package Contents 12
- Chapter 2: Installation 13
- Hardware Installation 14
- CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 5 15
- Initial Configuration 16
- Dominion SX 17
- CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 9 19
- Deployment 20
- Chapter 3: Operation 21
- Figure 12 Login Display 22
- Internet Explorer 23
- Sending a Break / Null 24
- Chapter 4: Console Features 25
- History 26
- Write Access 27
- Sending a Break/Null 28
- User List 29
- To Close RaritanConsole: 30
- Start Logging 32
- Stop Logging 33
- SecureChat 35
- Help Topics 36
- About RaritanConsole 37
- URL with Port Number 39
- Exit the Application 40
- Dominion SX Management 42
- Save and Reload 43
- Configuration 45
- Network 46
- Configure Modem Parameters 47
- Modem Usage 48
- Configure Port Parameters 49
- Edit Port Parameters 49
- Local Users 50
- Configurable Parameters 50
- Add a New User 51
- Delete a User 52
- IP ACL 53
- Figure 48 GUI User Interface 54
- IP-ACLs 56
- Certificate 58
- Default Certificate 59
- Generate Default Certificate 60
- View Certificate 60
- Figure 56 View CSR Display 62
- RADIUS 64
- RADIUS Advantages 65
- RADIUS Configuration 65
- Enabling RADIUS 66
- Current 67
- Notification 69
- Add a New Notification 70
- Edit a Notification Entry 71
- Delete a Notification Entry 71
- NAME DESCRIPTION 72
- EVENT NAME DESCRIPTION 72
- Soft Reset 75
- Factory Reset 76
- Interactive Session 79
- Secure Shell (SSH) Access 79
- Command Line Session 88
- Port Sharing Using SSH 89
- TACACS+ Server Configuration 92
- Chapter 7: Logging 95
- NFS Server Setup 96
- Chapter 8: SNMP 97
- Description 100
- Appendix A: Specifications 103
- Connectivity Table 104
- Dominion SX Serial Pinouts 105
- Appendix B: System Defaults 107
- Appendix C: Certificates 109
- Certificate Authority 110
- Appendix D: RADIUS Server 123
- Figure 95 New User Display 133
- Figure 104 Add User Display 138
- Figure 114 Connect to Window 144
- Figure 118 Device Selection 146
- Overview 149
- Boot Script Support 151
- File System 151
- File Directory Structure 151
- File System API through TCL 151
- TCL Commands 152
- Accessing TCL Window 153
- Resetting TCL Interpreter 153
- Editing TCL Scripts 153
- Executing TCL Scripts 153
- Important! Using 154
- Generating a User Event 155
- Extensions to TCL 156
- Usage: ampgetuser 157
- Basic TCL Server Example 165
- Input received is not as per 170
- Appendix I: Troubleshooting 171
- Firewall 172
- Port Access 173
- Upgrade 173
- Appendix J: Technical FAQs 175
- UESTION ANSWER 176
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