Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C190 Guia Do Utilizador

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Chapter 1      FIPS Management
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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.3 for Email Advanced Configuration Guide
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Initializing the HSM Card
If you need to erase the keys stored on the HSM card, you can initialize the HSM 
card. Initializing the HSM card performs the following functions:
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Resets the FIPS Officer password.
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Erases all existing keys stored on the HSM card and erases all corresponding 
certificates stored on the appliance hard drive.
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Disables TLS in HAT policies for all listeners, including listener defaults.
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Disables DomainKeys and DKIM signing and verification in HAT policies.
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Disables TLS for destination controls.
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Disables HTTPS for web interface administration, IronPort Spam 
Quarantine, and other interfaces.
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Does not disable TLS for LDAP profiles.
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Sends an email alert to the Email Security appliance administrator users to 
report the initialization.
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Regenerates the SSH host key for the Email Security appliance. If you are 
using a Security Management appliance that does not have a FIPS-compliant 
HSM card for centralized services, or if the Email Security appliance is in a 
cluster, you will not be able to reconnect the Email Security appliance to the 
Security Management appliance or cluster without first deleting the old host 
key.
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Generates a new IronPort Appliance FIPS Demo Certificate and the 
corresponding private key for accessing the appliance using SSH. The 
certificate is stored on the appliance hard drive and the key is stored on the 
HSM card.
To initialize the HSM card, you can you can run the 
fipsconfig > init
 CLI 
command. 
The HSM card will be reset if you enter the incorrect FIPS Officer password three 
times. The FIPS Officer password will be changed to the default 
sopin123
 value.
When you first receive the Email Security appliance, the HSM card is in an 
initialized state. This means the HSM card contains SSH keys to allow SSH 
transactions to the appliance. It also contains the “IronPort Appliance FIPS Demo 
Certificate” and corresponding private key that allows access to the web interface 
using HTTPS. All corresponding keys are stored on the HSM card.