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f5mkuDefault
Cirrus
CirrusOCSP Responder
Hi guys, I just wanted to know if anyone of you here had already setup an ocsp responder? We have this setup but not really sure if I am doing it correctly. So the setup goes like this. Our AD...
Hi Lidev, thanks for responding...This is actually how I configured but I am not too sure if this is correct, however from the packet capture now I can see ocsp request and ocsp response already, I see we are hitting the remote ocsp. We don't want to use stapling but rather remote ocsp authentication but I am not too sure if I should enable the client authentication.
Would you be able to advise below if all are correct or if anything i missed?
- I created the "ocsp responder", this is where i put the "ocsp responder url".
- I created "ocsp configuration" and attached the "ocsp responder"
- I created "ocsp profile" and attached the "ocsp configuration"
- On the "application virtual server" I attached the "ocsp profile" under the "Authentication profile"
- On the "ssl client profile" of the application virtual server I have enabled the "client authentication", change "client certificate" from ignore to require and then apply the ca certificate under the trusted certificate authorities.
Test result:
- The moment user launch the url the browser prompt to select the certificate
- Select and click OK but page error
From the dump:
I see ocsp request and ocsp response and the status of ocsp response is "unaothorized".
From this point I can tell something wrong with the remote ocsp, however I want to know if my configuration are all correct.
Please, kindly advise. Thanks a lot.
Lidev
MVP
MVPYes, you need to do some modifications in SSL Client profile.
Please refer below theses links to get informations :
Regards
f5mkuDefaultHi Lidev, thanks for responding...This is actually how I configured but I am not too sure if this is correct, however from the packet capture now I can see ocsp request and ocsp response already, I see we are hitting the remote ocsp. We don't want to use stapling but rather remote ocsp authentication but I am not too sure if I should enable the client authentication.
Would you be able to advise below if all are correct or if anything i missed?
- I created the "ocsp responder", this is where i put the "ocsp responder url".
- I created "ocsp configuration" and attached the "ocsp responder"
- I created "ocsp profile" and attached the "ocsp configuration"
- On the "application virtual server" I attached the "ocsp profile" under the "Authentication profile"
- On the "ssl client profile" of the application virtual server I have enabled the "client authentication", change "client certificate" from ignore to require and then apply the ca certificate under the trusted certificate authorities.
Test result:
- The moment user launch the url the browser prompt to select the certificate
- Select and click OK but page error
From the dump:
I see ocsp request and ocsp response and the status of ocsp response is "unaothorized".
From this point I can tell something wrong with the remote ocsp, however I want to know if my configuration are all correct.
Please, kindly advise. Thanks a lot.
- Lidev
Difficult to say without having the configuration files of the BIP-IP but in general it looks OK.
Moreover, if now you see ocsp request/response it's a good sign.
It actually looks like you have problem with the remote ocsp server.
Regards
- f5mkuDefault
We were able to find the root cause and it was due to the "Nonse" which is enabled by default and according to microsoft "Nonse" is disabled by default in MS.
But still I cannot find a document from F5 where it says that for remote ocsp authentication I need to enable client authentication under ssl client profile.
Enabling client authentication is for 2 way ssl.
Anyway, Thanks a lot Lidev for helping out.
- Lidev
You're welcome :) glad to see that you have identified the issue.
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