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Ben_Wilson_2412
Cirrus
Feb 08, 2010X509::subject verification
Hi,
We are doing our first B2B web service using client and server SSL authentication.
I can see the "require" option on the client SSL profile, but no way to specify that only certa...
hoolio
Cirrostratus
Feb 08, 2010Hi Ben,
You can also use a trusted CA cert in the client SSL profile to ensure the client cert is valid against the specific CA cert your clients have been given certs with.
matchclass (Click here) is for comparing a string or other token against a class (aka datagroup in the GUI). To validate the subject DN, you can use a string comparisons like:
string match -nocase *.example.com $subject_dn
or:
[string tolower $subject_dn] ends_with ".example.com"
You can also use a trusted CA cert in the client SSL profile and then check the SSL::verify_result Click here to check whether the cert was verified against the trusted CA cert(s).
Aaron
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