IPSCA cert for Lum IV
Sat, 2008-04-26 09:29 — gskinner
Has anyone installed a Lum IV cert that was created by IPSCA. We recently switched to them since they are free for education. For whatever reason we can't seem to get their certs to work. My networking guy was initially getting Apache/ModSSL as the cert type, but then I saw they had a help guide for Jakarta Tomcat installs. I thought that Jakarta Tomcat would work, but when requesting a cert, you don't have that option. I tried choosing "Other", but you still can't specify what server type you have. Anyone else deal with this before?
Thanks
Greg
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A little late for this
A little late for this message, but since I was able to get it to work though the information would be useful.
I requested the cert as Apache/ModSSL and loaded it using the instructions provided by IPSCA for Jakarta-Tomcat. The root, chain and domain certs have to be formatted (on a Windows machine) per the instructions and then all 3 need to be imported on the Luminis server.
similar but I followed the instructions frm LP4.0 install manual
Using the Luminis Platform 4.0 installation manual i followed the directions there to install our ipsca certificate. I'm pretty sure I used Apache/ModSSL also. First I created the certificate request based on the instructions in the manual.
keytool -certreq -v -alias tomcat -file cert.req -keystore cacerts -storepass xxxxxxx
Then I imported the intermediate certs IPSServidores.pem, and IPSACLASEA1.cer, these aren the exact file names form ipsca but you get the idea I hope. Then I imported the new cert they gave us. And worked. When I imported the new cert I'm pretty sure I blew away my previous cert. If you copy the cacerts file that should backup everything.
Cert on Load Balancer
Our networking staff decided that having IPSCA certs on each server was tedious so they decided to put a cert on the Load Balancer for "*.school.edu". We are on Lum 4.0.2, after the upgrade to Banner 8 seems like Luminis does not like the wild card cert while connecting to our INB server. Any one else have similar issues