04-27-2022 07:15 PM
Hello.
I want to issue Client certificate for employee in ISE
Each employee have to import Client Certificate into there Windows/Mac PC,
but I can`t enter employee's name and this error message is displayed.
The image is like this.
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Mike
Dave
Bob
Smith
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I tried to enter the name "Mike", but after entering it specific error message was displayed.
I don`t know the subject the employee's name are displayed.
Solved! Go to Solution.
05-02-2022 01:29 PM
Hi @Lucas Woo
If you are logging in as a non-admin user (e.g. mike, bob, etc) then the subject common name must be the same as the username that was used to login (e.g. mike). This is a security feature to stop regular users from creating certificates that do not belong to them.
The admin user can create certificates on behalf of an user - this is a highly privileged process and must be done by a trusted admin only.
I can't recall right now how to tell the ISE portal which Group of users is admin - perhaps others can help out. I have used this in lab scenarios only to quickly create certs for users - but I log in as each user to create those certs.
05-02-2022 01:28 PM
If you are logging in as a non-admin user (e.g. mike, bob, etc) then the subject common name must be the same as the username that was used to login (e.g. mike). This is a security feature to stop regular users from creating certificates that do not belong to them.
The admin user can create certificates on behalf of an user - this is a highly privileged process and must be done by a trusted admin only.
I can't recall right now how to tell the ISE portal which Group of users is admin - perhaps others can help out. I have used this in lab scenarios only to quickly create certs for users - but I log in as each user to create those certs.
05-02-2022 01:29 PM
Hi @Lucas Woo
If you are logging in as a non-admin user (e.g. mike, bob, etc) then the subject common name must be the same as the username that was used to login (e.g. mike). This is a security feature to stop regular users from creating certificates that do not belong to them.
The admin user can create certificates on behalf of an user - this is a highly privileged process and must be done by a trusted admin only.
I can't recall right now how to tell the ISE portal which Group of users is admin - perhaps others can help out. I have used this in lab scenarios only to quickly create certs for users - but I log in as each user to create those certs.
05-02-2022 01:48 PM - edited 05-02-2022 01:49 PM
Administration > Device Portal Management > Certificate Provisioning
Expand Portal Settings, select the Identity Source Sequence to be used. If needed, you can also select groups from that ISS to act as admins
05-02-2022 02:46 PM
thanks @Charlie Moreton - I will give that a whirl next time I am testing this out. I was using the ISE internal identity store and I was unable to assign any "admin" attribute to an internal ISE user. I guess I missed the part about using that ISS
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