Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 7.0 Guida Alla Risoluzione Dei Problemi
Configure IIS to require the client certificates.
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Install the client certificate on the Web Conferencing server.
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Configure IIS to Require Client Certificates
Complete these steps in order to configure IIS to require client certificates.
Go to the Windows Start menu and choose Programs > Administrative Tools > Internet Services
Manager.
Manager.
1.
In the left pane of the Internet Information Services window, expand the Web Conferencing server
and click Default Web Site.
and click Default Web Site.
2.
In the right pane, right−click the web site and select Properties.
3.
In the Properties dialog box, go to the Directory Security tab.
4.
Under Secure Communications, click Edit.
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In the Edit dialog box, check the Require Client Certificates check box and click OK.
6.
In the Properties dialog box, click OK.
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Close the Internet Information Services window.
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Install the Client Certificate on the Web Conferencing
Server
Server
Internally, the Web Conferencing server uses HTTP or HTTPS to connect back to itself to start web
conferences. Because client certificates are required, you must also give the Web Conferencing server a client
certificate, which can be any user's client certificate or a client certificate that is specifically provisioned for
the Web Conferencing server.
conferences. Because client certificates are required, you must also give the Web Conferencing server a client
certificate, which can be any user's client certificate or a client certificate that is specifically provisioned for
the Web Conferencing server.
Note: Ensure that you have already exported the client certificate to a .pfx file and saved the file to the Web
Conferencing server.
Conferencing server.
Choose Start and click Run.
1.
In the Open field of the Run dialog box, enter MMC.exe and click OK.
2.
From the File menu, click Add/Remove Snap−in.
3.
Click Add in the Add/Remove Snap−in dialog box.
4.
In the Add Standalone Snap−in dialog box, choose Certificates and click Add.
5.
On the Certificates Snap−in page, choose Server Account and click Next.
6.
Choose Local Computer and click Next.
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Choose Cisco MeetingPlace Agent Service and click Finish.
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In the Add/Remove Snap−in dialog box, click OK.
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In the left pane, fully expand the node for the server.
10.
Right−click MPAgent/Personal and choose All Tasks > Import.
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Click Next.
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Enter the file name of the .pfx file that is saved to the Web Conferencing server and click Next.
13.
Accept the default settings and click Next.
Caution: Do not enter a password or check the Mark This Key as Exportable check box.
Otherwise, the client certificate feature does not function correctly.
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Accept the default settings and click Next.
15.
Click Finish.
16.
Click the Certificate node, and confirm that there is only one client certificate. If more than one
certificate is in this node, the client certificate feature does not function correctly.
certificate is in this node, the client certificate feature does not function correctly.
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