Option GlobeSurfer-II Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Figure 6.31 Certiﬁcate unsigned

Figure 6.32 Load local certiﬁcate

10. Use the ‘Browse’ button to browse to the signed certiﬁcate ’.pem’ ﬁle. Leave the password entry

empty and press ”Load” to load the signed certiﬁcate. The certiﬁcate management screen will

appear, displaying the certiﬁcate name and issuer (see Figure 6.32).

11. You can click the ’save’ icon under the ’Action’ column, and then ’Open’ in the dialogue box to view

the ’Certiﬁcate’ window (Windows only) box to save the certiﬁcate to a ﬁle (see Figure 6.34).

Figure 6.33 Open certiﬁcates

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Figure 6.34 Windows certiﬁcate information

12. You can also click the ’edit’ icon under the ’Action’ column to view the ’Certiﬁcate Detail’ screen

(see Figure 6.35).

Figure 6.35 Certiﬁcate details

6.6.5.4.2

Creating a Self-Signed Certiﬁcate

A default self-signed certifcate is included in GlobeSurfer

®

II (see Figure 6.36), in order to enable

certifcate demanding services such as HTTPS. Note that if deleted, this certiﬁcate is restored when

GlobeSurfer

®

II’s Restore Defaults operation is run (see section 6.4.6).

To create a self-signed certiﬁcate:

1. Click the ’Certiﬁcates’ icon in the ’Advanced’ screen of the Web-based Management. The

Certiﬁcates screen will appear (see Figure 6.36).

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Figure 6.36 Certiﬁcate default

2. Click the ’ GlobeSurfer

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II’s Local’ certiﬁcates tab.

3. Click the ’Create Self Signed Certiﬁcate’ button. The ’Create Self Signed X509 Certiﬁcate’ screen will

appear (see Figure 6.37).

4.

Enter the following certiﬁcation request parameters:

•

Certiﬁcate Name

•

Subject

•

Organization

•

State

•

Country

Figure 6.37 Create self signed certiﬁcate

5. Click the ’Generate’ button. A screen will appear stating that the certiﬁcate is being generated (see

Figure 6.38).

Figure 6.38 Generating self signed certiﬁcate

6. After a short while, press the ’Refresh’ button, until the ’Certiﬁcate Detail’ screen appears (see

Figure 6.39).

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Figure 6.39 Self signed certiﬁcate details

7. Click the ’Close’ button. The main certiﬁcate management screen will reappear, displaying the

certiﬁcate name and issuer (see Figure 6.40)

Figure 6.40 Certiﬁcate main screen

6.6.5.4.3

Loading a PKCS#12 Format Certiﬁcate

You can also load certiﬁcates in PKCS#12 format (usually stored in .p12 ﬁles) to GlobeSurfer

®

II’s

certiﬁcate store. You must ﬁrst obtain the ’.p12’ ﬁle, containing the private and public keys and

optional CA certiﬁcates.

1. Click the ’Certiﬁcates’ icon in the ’Advanced’ screen of the Web-based Management. The

Certiﬁcates screen will appear (see Figure 6.40)

2. Click the ’GlobeSurfer

®

II’s Local’ certiﬁcates tab.

3. Click the ’Load Certiﬁcate’ link. The ’Load GlobeSurfer

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II’s Local Certiﬁcate’ screen will appear

(see Figure 6.41).

Figure 6.41 Load local certiﬁcate

4. Click the ’Load Certiﬁcate’ link. The ’Load GlobeSurfer

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II’s Local Certiﬁcate’ screen will appear

(see Figure 6.41).

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5. Use the Browse button to browse to the ‘.p12’ ﬁle. If the private key is encrypted using a

password, type it in the password entry (otherwise leave the entry empty) and press ‘Load’ to load

the certiﬁcate. The certiﬁcate management screen will appear, displaying the certiﬁcate name and

issuer (see Figure 6.40). If the ‘.p12’ ﬁle contained any CA certiﬁcates, they will be displayed in

the CA store (click the ‘CA’s’ tab to view the CA certﬁcates).

6.6.6

Radius

For authentication to work, the client’s transmission must go through GlobeSurfer

®

II, and reach the back-end server that

performs the actual authentication. The wireless client contacts the access point, which in turn communicates with the Remote

Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) server. The RADIUS server veriﬁes the client’s credentials to determine whether

the device is authorized to connect to the LAN. If the RADIUS server accepts the client, the server responds by exchanging

data with GlobeSurfer

®

II, including security keys for subsequent encrypted sessions.

Figure 6.42 Radius system setup

To conﬁgure the RADIUS authentication mechanism, perform the following steps:

1. Click the ‘RADIUS’ icon in the ‘Advanced’ screen of the Web-based Management. The RADIUS screen will appear (see

Figure 6.43).

2. Specify the following parameters:

‘Enabled’

Select this check-box to enable RADIUS client authentication.

‘Server IP’

Type in the RADIUS server’s IP address.

‘Server Port’

Type in the RADIUS server’s port.

‘Shared Secret’

Type in your shared secret.

Figure 6.43 Radius conﬁguration

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