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Selecting a new<br />

proxy certificate<br />

Importing and<br />

exporting<br />

certificates<br />

Figure 184: Load<br />

Certificate for PKCS 10<br />

Request window<br />

Chapter 14: Configuring Virtual Private Networks<br />

Importing and exporting certificates<br />

To assign a new certificate to a selected proxy, click Modify. See “Selecting a<br />

new proxy certificate” on page 431 for details.<br />

Note: You will receive a warning message if you click Modify and there is not at<br />

least one self-signed RSA/DSA firewall certificate currently defined on the<br />

<strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong>. See “Configuring and displaying firewall certificates” on page 424<br />

for information on defining this type <strong>of</strong> certificate.<br />

The Proxy Certificate Selection window is used to assign a new certificate to<br />

the selected proxy. To assign a certificate to a proxy, follow the steps below.<br />

1 In the Certificate drop-down list, select the new certificate to assign to this<br />

proxy (the proxy name is displayed in the Proxy Name field). Only selfsigned,<br />

RSA/DSA firewall certificates that are defined on the Firewall<br />

Certificate tab are displayed in this list.<br />

2 Click OK to save the change and to exit the window, or click Cancel to exit<br />

the window without saving the change.<br />

3 Click the Save icon.<br />

Once the certificates have been generated, they need to be exported and<br />

transferred to a VPN client such as SafeNet S<strong>of</strong>tRemote or to another<br />

<strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong>. Similarly, you may want to import certificates into the<br />

<strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong> originally created on another system. This section walks you<br />

through importing and exporting certificates on the <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong>.<br />

Loading manual remote or firewall certificates<br />

If you chose to create a manual certificate, you must retrieve the certificate<br />

after it is signed by the CA; the <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong> will not retrieve it automatically.<br />

For this process, the Load button appears when an unsigned requested<br />

certificate name is highlighted. Clicking this button will initiate the process to<br />

retrieve and import the certificate. After clicking Load, the following window<br />

appears.<br />

431

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