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Chapter 8      Securing Unified CCE
Endpoint Security
 shows the Certificate Authority enrollment procedure to generate certificates used by the 
agent and the servers. The agent desktop certificate enrollment process is manual, requiring the creation 
of certificate signing requests (CSRs) at each endpoint, which are then transferred to the certificate 
authority responsible for signing and generating the certificates.
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Certificate Authority Enrollment Procedure
Unified IP Phone Device Authentication
When designing a Unified CCE solution based on Unified CM Release 4.or 5.0, customers may choose 
to implement device authentication for the Cisco Unified IP Phones 7940, 7960, or 7970. Unified 
CCE 7.0 was tested with Unified CM's Authenticated Device Security Mode, which ensures the 
following:
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Device Identity — Mutual authentication using RSA signatures
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Signaling Integrity — SCCP messages authenticated using HMAC-SHA-1
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Signaling Privacy — SCCP message contents encrypted using AES-128-CBC
Unified IP Phone Media Encryption
Media Encryption may be used with Unified CCE; however, it prevents the use of the silent monitoring 
feature. Also, if you are deploying a recording system, contact the recording system vendor to verify 
support for recording in an environment with Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP).
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request
Generate key's
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Public
User key's
End Host
Certificate Authority
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CA's keys
End host
certificate
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