This section describes how to configure sertificate settings.
Minimum supported releases: Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN Release 17.18.1a and Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager Release 20.18.1
Procedure
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From the SD-WAN Manager menu, choose Administration > Settings.
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Choose Certificate settings.
- Configure the control component certificate authorization settings.
Field
Description
Certificate authorization setting
Choose from one of the following options:
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Cisco PKI
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Enterprise
If you choose Cisco PKI configure the following parameters.
Sync root certificate
Click to sync root certificates to all connected devices before saving the Cisco PKI mechanism.
Validity period
Select the validity period from the drop-down list.
If you choose Enterprise configure the following parameters.
Set CSR properties
Enable this option and enter the details for the following parameters:
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Domain: Network domain name.
Do not exceed 17 characters.
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Organization: Enter the organization name.
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Organizational unit: This is a noneditable field. The organization unit must be the same as the organization name used in Cisco SD-WAN Manager.
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City: Enter the city name
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State: Enter the state name.
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Email: Enter the email address.
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2-letter country code: Enter the country code.
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) DNS Names : Optionally, you can configure multiple host names to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and cisco2.com
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) URIs : Optionally, you can configure multiple uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and support.cisco.com
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- Configure the WAN edge cloud certificate authorization settings.
Field
Description
vEdge Cloud
Choose one of the following options to configure the type of Cisco vEdge cloud authorization:
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Automated (Manager signed)
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Manual (Enterprise CA - recommended)
Save
Click to save the changes that you made and hide the WAN Edge Cloud Certificate Authorization options.
Cancel
Click to discard the changes that you made and hide the WAN Edge Cloud Certificate Authorization options.
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- Configure the hardware WAN edge certificate authorization settings
Field
Description
Certificate authorization setting
Choose from one of the following options:
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Cisco PKI (SUDI certificate)
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Enterprise
If you choose Enterprise configure the following parameters.
Set CSR properties
Enable this option and enter the details for the following parameters:
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Domain: Network domain name.
Do not exceed 17 characters.
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Organization: Enter the organization name.
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Organizational unit: This is a noneditable field. The organization unit must be the same as the organization name used in Cisco SD-WAN Manager.
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City: Enter the city name
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State: Enter the state name.
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Email: Enter the email address.
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2-letter country code: Enter the country code.
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) DNS Names : Optionally, you can configure multiple host names to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and cisco2.com
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) URIs : Optionally, you can configure multiple uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and support.cisco.com
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- You can configure the enterprise certificate settings in advance or when you configure the certificate authorization for the control components and the WAN edge devices.
Table 1. Enterprise Certificate Settings Field
Description
Enrollment protocol type
Choose from one of the following:
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Manual
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EST
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SCEP
For EST and SCEP options the route type can be vpn 0 or vpn 512, through which you can allow reachability to the CA server.
If you choose Manual configure the following parameters.
Enterprise root certificate
Choose Select a file to upload a root certificate authority file.
The uploaded root certificate authority displays in the text box.
If you choose EST configure the following parameters.
URL base
Enter the full EST URL seen on CA server for EST/SCEP certificate authorization server.
(Optional) Username
Enter the username for the EST CA server.
Enter the same details here as per the configurations on the CA server.
(Optional) Password
Enter the password to authenticate the EST CA server.
Enter the same details here as per the configurations on the CA server.
(Optional) CA Label
Enter the CA label for EST CA server.
Enter the same details here as per the configurations on the CA server.
Use the following format to enter the CA label:
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ip-address:port and enter alias, or
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host-name:port and enter alias
Root CA certificate
Click Select a file to upload the root CA certificate of EST/SCEP CA server.
If the root CA has intermediate CA which is a certificate chain, then provide the full chain here.
Generate EST Client CSR
Enter the details for the following parameters:
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Domain: Network domain name.
Do not exceed 17 characters.
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Organization: Enter the organization name.
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Organizational unit: This is a noneditable field. The organization unit must be the same as the organization name used in Cisco SD-WAN Manager.
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City: Enter the city name
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State: Enter the state name.
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Email: Enter the email address.
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2-letter country code: Enter the country code.
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) DNS Names : Optionally, you can configure multiple host names to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and cisco2.com
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Subject Alternative Name(SAN) URIs : Optionally, you can configure multiple uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to use the same SSL certificate.
Example: cisco.com and support.cisco.com
Upload signed certificate file
Optionally, click Select a file to upload a signed certificate file.
The signed certificate is obtained by signing the EST client CSR manually by CA.
If you choose SCEP configure the following parameters.
URL base
Enter the full SCEP URL as configured on the certificate authorization server.
With this url you can call endpoints for certificate enrollment and renewal.
(Optional) Challenge password
Enter the password for SCEP CA server.
Enter the same details here as per the configurations on the CA server.
(Optional) Root CA fingerprint
Use the md5 fingerprint of root CA.
Root CA certificate
Click Select a file to upload the root CA certificate.
If the root CA has intermediate CA which is a certificate chain, then provide the full chain here.
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- Configure the control component certificate authorization settings.
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Click Save.