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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide Note MicroStrategy\Mobile Server ASPx\CertificateServer. The JSP file is located in MicroStrategy\Mobile Server JSP\ CertificateServer.war. the following: To set up a certificate server with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0, you must have the Read Scripts and Run Scripts permissions, and you must deploy the certificate server as a virtual directory. To set up a certificate server with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 or newer, you must deploy the certificate server as an application. 3 You must choose a public certificate to configure the certificate server. Either use the same certificate generated for SSL, or obtain a different one. 4 Once you have the certificate, install it on your application server, add it to a previously created trust list, and enable client authentication. Refer to your application server documentation for information on installing the certificate, creating a trust list, and configuring the application server to use client authentication. Configuring the certificateServerConfig.xml file 5 Specify the desired Intelligence Server and project name in the certificateServerConfig.xml file, located by default in MicroStrategy\Mobile Server ASPx\CertificateServer\ WEB-INF\xml\certificateServerConfig.xml for the ASP version, or MicroStrategy\Mobile Server JSP\ CertificateServer\WEB-INF\xml\ certificateServerConfig.xml for the JSP version. This information is used to authenticate clients before they have obtained a certificate. 6 In the certificateServerConfig.xml file, ensure that the correct provider is selected. This information is dependent on the MicroStrategy Mobile Server platform, as displayed in the following example for Tomcat application servers: 7 In the certificateServerConfig.xml file, ensure that the X.509 parameters are correctly configured for your environment. 118 Installing and configuring Mobile Server © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 8 In the certificateServerConfig.xml file, specify your signing certificate format as either Java Keystore (JKS) or Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER). 9 To enable the certificate server to revoke specified client certificates, set up the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) on the application server. Also configure the CRL Distribution Point (CDP) to designate a URL where the application server can check for CRLs. Configure the CDPLocation parameter in the certificateServerConfig.xml file by specifying the URL for the CRL. Refer to your application server documentation for information on configuring the CRL and CDP. Enabling the certificate server in the Mobile configuration 10 When creating your MicroStrategy Mobile configuration, in the iPhone Settings, iPad Settings, Phone, or Tablet tab, select the Use Certificate Server check box, and in the text field, specify a URL for the certificate server. Because the certificate server must be configured with SSL, ensure that the URL employs the fully qualified name of the certificate server, and begins with https://, as in the following examples. ASP: JSP: https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer/asp/certificate.aspx https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer or https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer/servlet/certificate where: • fully_qualified_domain_name:port is the location and port of your certificate server. For example, machine_name.domain.com:8443. For more information on creating a mobile configuration, see Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for iPhone or iPad, page 127 or Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for Android, page 135. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Installing and configuring Mobile Server 119
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