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CA Profiles and Machine Cert Checks
Hi guys,
I'm trying to configure our access policy to check and validate a machine certificate installed on the end user laptops. This is what I've configured:
- A CA profile referencing the certificate for the Root CA (I've also tried using the Issuing CA)
-
A Machine Cert Auth check in the access policy using the following options:
- Certificate store name: MY
- Certificate store location: LocalMachine
- CA profile: Profile configured in point 1
- OCSP responder: None
- Certificate match rule: Issuer (CN=COMPANY Root CA, OU=Certificate Authorities, DC=companyname, DC=com)
The certificate check is failing and I get a result of -2. Regarding the certificate match rule, I've tried the various options to see whether or not it makes a difference but unfortunately it doesn't.
Furthermore in the APM logs I see this line:
MachineCert Agent: Init failed in '/Common/Machine_Cert_Test_act_machinecert_auth_ag' reason 'Loading CA file failed'
The error suggests it could be an issue with my CA profile. Does the CA profile need to reference the Root CA and Issuing CA as a bundle rather than one or the other as individual certificates?
Thanks
Peter
1 Reply
- Kevin_Stewart
Employee
At a minimum, you should definitely need the entire trust chain in your CA profile.
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