Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - J - L - M - P - S - T - V -
Index
A
authentication
device 1-17
digest 1-17
interactions 1-6, 1-7
overview 1-17
restrictions 1-6, 1-7
with CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications 12-2
authentication string
entering on phone 6-9
finding phones using 6-8
with CAPF 6-1
with CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications 12-4
authorization
configuration settings (table)
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
interactions 1-7
overview 1-17
B
barge
encryption restrictions with 1-13
security 10-1
security icons 10-3
C
Certificate Authority Proxy Function (CAPF)
activating service 6-5, 12-8
authentication string
entering on phone 6-9
CAPF service 3-5
configuration checklist (table) 6-4
configuration settings (table)
for CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications 12-11
for phones 6-7
configuring an application user or end user CAPF profile 12-10
configuring in Cisco Unified Serviceability 6-4
deleting an application user or end user CAPF profile 12-12
finding an application user or end user CAPF profile 12-9
finding phones using LSC or authentication string 6-8
generating CAPF report 6-8
installing 1-13
interactions and requirements 6-3
interaction with Cisco Unified IP Phone 6-2
overview 6-1
updating service parameters 6-5
using for phone certificate operations 6-6
viewing certificate operation status for application user or end user 12-14
with CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications
interactions and requirements 12-5
overview 12-4
updating service parameters 12-8
certificates
external CAs 1-14
Internet Explorer certificate 2-2
Netscape certificate 2-6
types 1-14
Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs) 1-14
Cisco Unified IP Phone
authentication string
entering on phone 6-9
configuration checklist (table) for security 4-2
configuration settings (table)
for CAPF 6-7
configuration tips for phone security profiles 5-1
deleting CTL file 3-17
disabling the GARP setting 9-1
disabling the PC Port setting 9-2
disabling the PC Voice VLAN Access setting 9-2
disabling the Setting Access setting 9-2
disabling the Web Access setting 9-1
encrypted configuration file 7-1
interaction with CAPF 6-2
secure conference support 10-5
security icons 1-6
understanding security 4-1
viewing security settings 4-2
computer telephony integration (CTI)
configuration checklist (table) for securing 12-5
secure user groups
adding application users and end users 12-7
conference bridge
conference list 10-3
configuration checklist (table) for security 10-9
configuration tips for security 10-8
configuring minimum Meet-Me security 10-11
configuring packet capture on a secure conference bridge 10-12
configuring security 10-10
minimum Meet-Me security level 10-3
security 10-1
security icons 10-3
security interactions 10-7
security requirements 10-2
security restrictions 10-7
configuration file
encryption 1-21
CTL client
CAPF service 3-5
cluster security mode
updating 3-13
configuration checklist (table) 3-3
configuration settings (table) 3-13
configuration tips 3-2
configuring
CTL client 3-8
TLS port 3-5
CTL Provider service 3-4
deleting CTL file on phone 3-17
installing 1-13, 3-6
migrating 3-7
overview 3-1
security mode
verifying 3-15
security token
changing password 3-17
configuring CTL client 3-8
setting the Smart Card service 3-16
uninstalling 3-18
upgrading 3-7
verifying 3-18
version
determining 3-18
CTL file
deleting entry 3-12
deleting on phone 3-17
updating 3-11
CTL Provider
activating service 3-4
D
device authentication
configuration settings (table)
for SCCP phone 5-4
for SIP phones 5-6
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuring for phones 5-3
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
overview 1-17
digest authentication
associating digest user with a phone 8-4
cluster ID 16-2
configuration checklist (table)
for phones 8-1
for SIP trunk 16-1
configuration settings (table)
for application user digest credentials 16-3
for end user 8-3
for SIP phones 5-6
for SIP realm 16-5
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuring a SIP realm 16-4
configuring digest credentials
for application user 16-2
for end user 8-3
configuring for phones 5-3
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
configuring service parameters 8-2
deleting a SIP realm 16-5
finding a SIP realm 16-3
overview 1-17
E
encrypted configuration file
configuration checklist (table) 7-5
configuration settings (table)
for manual key 7-7
configuration tips 7-4
configuring manual key distribution 7-6
disabling 7-9
enabling 7-6
entering symmetric key 7-7
manual key configuration checklist (table) 7-7
manual key distribution 7-2
phone support 7-4
symmetric key encryption with public key 7-3
understanding 7-1
using symmetric key encryption w/public key 7-8
verifying 7-9
encryption
configuration checklist (table) for gateways and trunks 14-3
configuration settings (table)
for SCCP phone 5-4
for SIP phone 5-6
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuring for phones 5-3
configuring SRTP allowed check box 14-5
configuring with barge 1-13
for H.323/H.225/H.245 trunk 14-2
for H.323 gateway 14-2
for MGCP gateway 14-1
for SIP trunk 14-3
installing 1-13
interactions 1-6, 1-7, 10-7
overview 1-21
restrictions 1-6, 1-7, 10-7
signaling
configuring for phones 5-3
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
with CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications 12-3
etoken
changing password 3-17
configuring CTL client 3-8
F
file authentication
configuring for phones 5-3
overview 1-17
H
HTTPS
overview 2-1
virtual directories (table) 2-2
with Internet Explorer 2-2
with Netscape 2-6
I
image authentication
overview 1-17
integrity
overview 1-17
IPSec 1-13
configuration checklist (table) for IPSec 14-3
configuring 14-4
gateway or trunk considerations 14-5
infrastructure considerations 14-4
recommendations 14-4, 14-5
J
JTAPI
configuration checklist (table) for securing 12-5
configuring security service parameters 12-13
L
locally significant certificate (LSC)
finding phones using 6-8
with CTI/JTAPI/TAPI applications 12-4
M
media encryption (See also encryption)
overview 1-21
MGCP gateway
configuration checklist (table) for security 14-3
configuring 14-4, 14-5
P
phone hardening
configuring 9-2
disabling the GARP setting 9-1
disabling the PC Port setting 9-2
disabling the PC Voice VLAN Access setting 9-2
disabling the Setting Access setting 9-2
disabling the Web Access setting 9-1
port
CTL Provider 3-5
Ethernet phone 3-5
SIP secure 3-5
S
secure conference
Cisco Unified IP Phone support 10-5
conference bridge requirements 10-2
conference list 10-3
configuration checklist (table) 10-9
configuration tips 10-8
configuring minimum Meet-Me security 10-11
configuring packet capture 10-12
configuring secure conference bridge 10-10
CTI support 10-6
interactions 10-7
minimum Meet-Me security level 10-3
restrictions 10-7
security icons 10-3
security overview 10-1
trunks and gateways 10-6
secure sockets layer (SSL)
installing 1-13
with HTTPS 2-1
security
authentication overview 1-17
authorization overview 1-17
best practices 1-11
certificate types 1-14
configuration checklist for authentication and encryption (table) 1-24
CTL client overview 3-1
encryption overview 1-21
external CAs 1-14
features list 1-5
HTTPS 2-1
installing 1-13
interactions 1-6, 1-7, 10-7
rebooting the cluster 1-12
rebooting the server 1-12
resetting devices 1-12
restarting Cisco Unified Communications Manager service 1-12
restrictions 1-6, 1-7, 10-7
SCCP calls (table) 1-5
SIP calls (table) 1-6
system requirements 1-5
terminology (table) 1-2
tokens 3-1, 3-6, 3-8, 3-11, 3-17
using barge with encryption 1-13
where to find more information 1-28
security mode
cluster
configuring 3-13
verifying 3-15
security profile
applying for SIP trunk 15-7
applying to phones 5-9
configuration settings (table)
for SCCP phone 5-4
for SIP phones 5-6
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuration tips for phones 5-1
configuring for phones 5-3
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
deleting for phones 5-10
deleting for SIP trunk 15-8
finding for phones 5-2
finding for SIP trunk 15-2
finding phones that use 5-11
overview for phones 5-1
overview for SIP trunk 15-1
security token
configuring CTL client 3-8
signaling authentication
overview 1-17
signaling encryption
overview 1-21
Site Administrator Security Token (SAST) 3-1
SRST
configuration checklist (table) for securing 13-3
configuration tips for securing 13-2
overview for securing 13-1
troubleshooting
certificate deleted on gateway 13-5
SRST reference
configuration settings (table) for security 13-5
configuring 13-3
troubleshooting
deleting secured reference 13-5
T
TAPI
configuration checklist (table) for securing 12-5
configuring security service parameters 12-13
Tftp service 3-1
TLS Proxy server 3-1
transport layer security (TLS) 1-13
port 3-5
transport security
and real-time protocol (RTP) 1-13
and secure real-time protocol (SRTP) 1-13
configuration settings (table)
for SCCP phone 5-4
for SIP phone 5-6
for SIP trunk 15-4
configuring for SIP phones 5-3
configuring for SIP trunk 15-3
IPSec 1-13
TLS 1-13
troubleshooting
deleting CTL file on phone 3-17
SRST certificate deleted on gateway 13-5
V
voice messaging
configuration checklist (table) for security 11-3
security overview 11-1
security requirements 11-1
voice messaging port
applying a security profile 11-3
applying a security profile using the Wizard 11-4
configuration checklist (table) for security 11-3
security overview 11-1