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Using the Simple Method to Configure Trust 81
Chapter 9: Managing Trusted Servers
Figure 19: Trusted Servers Dialog
When you configure OAC to trust a server, specify the name of the server and the
certificate chain to which it belongs. You can allow OAC to trust any server that
bears a specified signed certificate.
Using the Simple Method to Configure Trust
The simple method of trust configuration provides two options for creating a list of
trusted servers in OAC:
You can specify a list of servers to be trusted using domain names.
To configure trust using the simple method:
1. Specify the authentication server or intermediate CA server domain name or
the ending of the domain name (for example, acme.com).
2. Specify a certificate from any Certificate Authority in your certificate authority
chain. This can be the certificate of a root or an intermediate certificate
authority.
Adding a Trusted Server Entry
The simple method of configuring trust offers you two choices for adding a trusted
server:
Trust all servers whose certificates are issued by a specified (root or
intermediate) CA.
NOTE: To configure a trusted server with OAC, the root Certificate Authority (CA)
or intermediate CA for the server certificate chain must be installed in the trusted
root or intermediate certificate store.
- Odyssey Access Client 1
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents v 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- Table of Contents 10
- About This Guide 11
- Documentation 12
- Contacting Customer Support 13
- Connecting to a Network 15
- How OAC Operates in a Network 16
- OAC in a Traditional Network 16
- Endpoint Security Enforcement 19
- Quarantine and Remediation 19
- Installing OAC 21
- Requirements 22
- Licenses 23
- Opening OAC Manager 25
- Menu Options 26
- File Menu Options 27
- 14 Menu Options 28
- “Managing Trusted Servers” 28
- Tools Menu Options 29
- Preferences 30
- Menu Options 17 31
- . Contact your network 32
- Enabling Temporary Trust 33
- Help Menu Options 34
- Adapters Folder 35
- Infranet Controllers Folder 35
- Configuration Folder 35
- Content Dialogs 36
- Displaying Status Details 37
- Signal Power Status 37
- Connection Status 37
- Encryption Key Information 38
- Endpoint Trust Status 38
- Shortcut Keys 38
- Exiting from OAC Manager 39
- 26 Exiting from OAC Manager 40
- Managing Network Adapters 41
- Renaming an Adapter 42
- Removing an Adapter 42
- Disconnecting from a Network 45
- Reconnecting to a Network 46
- Checking Adapter Status 46
- Connecting to a Network 33 47
- Status Message Definition 49
- Managing Profiles 51
- Adding or Modifying a Profile 52
- Specifying User Info 53
- Setting Passwords 54
- Using Certificates 55
- Using Soft Tokens 56
- Setting a SIM Card ID 57
- Setting Up Authentication 58
- Chapter 5: Managing Profiles 59
- Setting an Anonymous Name 61
- TTLS Settings 62
- TTLS Settings 49 63
- 50 TTLS Settings 64
- PEAP Settings 65
- EAP-POTP Run-Time Dialogs 66
- Removing a Profile 69
- Sample Profile Configuration 70
- Managing Network Access 71
- Network Settings 73
- Specifying a Network Type 74
- Specifying a Channel 74
- Authentication Settings 76
- Preshared Keys (WPA or WPA2) 77
- Preconfigured Keys (WEP) 77
- Removing a Network 78
- Setting Value 79
- Managing Auto-Scan Lists 81
- Adding an Auto-Scan List 82
- Removing an Auto-Scan List 83
- Modifying an Auto-Scan List 83
- Managing Infranet Controller 85
- Connections 85
- FIPS Mode Constraint 86
- Managing Trusted Servers 93
- Configuring Trust in OAC 94
- Adding a Trusted Server Entry 95
- Server Identity 96
- Displaying a Trust Tree 97
- Adding Certificate Nodes 98
- Removing Nodes 100
- Managing Untrusted Servers 100
- Accessing Log Files—UE Only 103
- Accessing Diagnostics 104
- IPsec Configuration—UE Only 105
- Save All Diagnostics 106
- Network Security Concepts 107
- Authentication Overview 108
- Network Security 95 109
- 802.11 Wireless Networking 110
- Wireless Network Names 111
- Wired-Equivalent Privacy 111
- 802.1X Authentication 113
- 100 802.1X Authentication 114
- Mutual Authentication 115
- Certificates 115
- EAP-TTLS 116
- EAP-PEAP 117
- EAP-FAST 117
- EAP-JUAC 117
- EAP-POTP 117
- EAP-SIM and EAP-AKA 117
- Reauthentication 118
- Session Resumption 118
- 802.1X Authentication 105 119
- 106 802.1X Authentication 120
- Glossary 121
- Numerics 135
- 122 Index 136
- Index 123 137
- 124 Index 138
- Index 125 139
- 126 Index 140
- NetScreen Secure Access 142
- NetScreen Secure Access FIPS 142
- Quick Start 142
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