Cisco Cisco IPICS Release 4.0 Instrucciones De Seguridad Importantes

By default, IDC client PCs authenticate the Cisco IPICS server by using a 
self-signed certificate that is generated when the Cisco IPICS server software is 
installed. If you replace the self-signed certificate on the server with a third-part 
party certificate, perform the following steps on each IDC client PC that access 
the Cisco IPICS server. This procedure is not needed of you are using the default 
self-signed certificate.

Make sure that certificates are installed on the Cisco IPICS server as explained in 
the “Managing Server Certificates” section in Cisco IPICS Server Installation and 
Upgrade Guide.

Copy the following files from the Cisco IPICS server to the client PC:

/opt/cisco/ipics/security/root_ca.cert.pem

/opt/cisco/ipics/security/intermediate_ca.cert.pem

/opt/cisco/ipics/security/signed_server.cert.pem

On the client PC, take these actions:

Rename root_ca.cert.pem to root_ca.crt.

Rename intermediate_ca.cert.pem to intermediate_ca.crt.

Rename signed_server.cert.pem to hostname.crt, where hostname is the 
hostname of the Cisco IPICS server.

On the client PC, take these actions for each .crt file that you renamed in the 
previous step:

Double-click the file name.

Click Install Certificate to launch the Windows Certificate Import Wizard.

Click Next.

Click Place all certificates in the following trust store.

Choose Trusted Root Certification Authorities.