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Re: [FW1] SSL Authentication for Internal HTTP server





This worked after I bounced the Management console fwstop/fwstart.... Now
when I try to connect using the command "https://192.0.0.0:80/Myserver"  I
get the following Netscape error:

"Netscape and this server cannot communicate securely because they have no
common encryption algorithm(s)"

I am using Netscape version 4.6 any suggestions.

Jeff Knecht


                                                                                                                                          
                    "Dameon Welch" <dwelch@hotmail.com>                                                                                   
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                    10/13/99 09:06 PM                                                                                                     
                                                                                                                                          
                                                                                                                                          





You probably need to do something like:

fw ca putkey Cressy

on the management console. I couldn't make this work until I did this.

-- PhoneBoy

>A document from the Joe's site (http://www2.checkpoint.com/~joe/) explains
>the
>SSL authentication. I am trying to configure this to access one of the
HTTP
>server behind the firewall. We have two Nokia 650 Firewall Modules managed
>by
>the Single Management Server running FW ver 4.0. At the step number three
>this
>document talks about Certifying the relationship between the Management
>server
>and Firewall module for the certificate authority by issuing the command:
>
>fw certify ssl <management server name> <firewall module name>
>
>When I do this, I get the following message
>
>"Certificate authority (sclamc) denies knowledge of Cressy.
>Check whether you have defined Cressy correctly.
>
>sclamc is the Management server name and Cressy is the Firewall Module. I
>can
>ping, telnet and ftp et all from Firewall module to Management server and
>vise-versa. So seems like that basic communication is OK.
>
>Please help in resolving this issue. I could not find any source to
resolve
>this
>on the Internet including phoneboy site and our reseller.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jit Singh
>
>
>
>
>
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