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| − | = Organization Support =
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| − | The TCS service has changed backend provider from DigiCert to Sectigo. This page describes how to get a certificate from 2020-05-01.
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| − | This section documents organizations known to have done all the setup required to enable this for their users:
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| − | * LiU: verified OK 2020-04-24 by Kent and colleagues at NSC
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| − | = Requesting a certificate =
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| − | You request a certificate at https://cert-manager.com/customer/sunet/idp/clientgeant where you will be required to login with your local credentials at your organization.
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| − | If you login and you organization is set up correctly, you will get to a page with the heading "Digital Certificate Enrollment".
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| − | FIXME: Discuss error messages you can get.
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| − | To proceed, you will need to choose if the key for your certificate should be generated by you on your computer, or at the server side. The different methods are described in the two following sections.
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| − | == Requesting a certificate using a locally generated key and CSR ==
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| − | Use this method:
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| − | * If there is a policy reason for you to refuse to have the key generated on the server side
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| − | * If there is a technical reason that needs the key to be genereated locally
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| − | To use this method, first generate a key and a CSR (certificate signing request) on your computer. If you are not required to use another program, use OpenSSL:
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| − | openssl req -new -newkey rsa:2048 -out usercert_request.pem -keyout userkey.pem -subj '/CN=Mitt Namn'
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| − | chmod go= userkey.pem
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| − | Then, after logging in to https://cert-manager.com/customer/sunet/idp/clientgeant
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| − | * Select Certificate Profile = GÉANT IGTF-MICS Personal
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| − | * Select Private Key = Upload CSR
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| − | * Use "Choose File" to upload the usercert_request.pem file you created above
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| − | * Click the SUBMIT button and accept the click-through license
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| − | After a short pause, you will be offered to download your certificate in a PEM-format file called certs.pem.
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| − | == Requesting a certificate with server-side generation of key ==
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| − | Use this method:
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| − | * If you can accept that the key is generated on the server side
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| − | * If you want to avoid having to do local openssl commands or similar to get a certificate for your web browser
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| − | To use this method, login to https://cert-manager.com/customer/sunet/idp/clientgeant and
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| − | * Select Certificate Profile = GÉANT IGTF-MICS Personal
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| − | * Select Private Key = Generate RSA
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| − | * Provide the P12 Password that will be used to encrypt the PKCS#12 file you get back
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| − | * Click the SUBMIT button and accept the click-through license
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| − | After a short pause, you will be offered to download your certificate and key in a PKCS#12 file called certs.p12.
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| − | = Using the certificate =
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| − | == Using the certificate in the web browser ==
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| − | == Using the certificate with grid tools ==
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