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Ashar_174098
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Oct 28, 2014

How to configure smart card authentication on F5 IDP?

Could anyone please let me know How to configure smart card authentication on F5 IDP? I have a callmanager sso enabled with F5 . And when I logged in to a windows machine using smart card, I need my ...
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R_Eastman_13667
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Oct 29, 2014

Trusted Certificate Authorities is a certificate or a bundle of certificates that denote only the CA's that you will accept client certificates from. Any other certificates that are presented to the F5 are rejected, like self signed certs. Advertised certificate authorities are a list of CA's that are sent to the client so the client can respond with a certificate issued by one of the advertised CA's.

 

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Ashar_174098
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Oct 29, 2014
Hi Eastman Thanks a lot for helping me in this issue... I understood what these fields referring.... But I would just need to find out how can I get the certs you mentioned... I can see a CA-BUNDLE in the certificate list.. This I can select for trusted certificate authority and the CA Root certificate I can select for the advertised certificate authorities....please correct me if I am wrong.... Regards, Asma
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