Hey guys, I'm trying to configure AnyConnect client on my Max OS X (version 10.6.4). I'm using certificates (issued by my Enterprise Root CA running AD Certificate Services) to authenticate my clients. However, when I try to connect to the VPN, I get 'Certificate Validation Failure'.
Uploading AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Package to Our Cisco Router The first step flash memory. Accessed November. Type the following Open text box to connect your Directory For Home if have one homedir yourusername and click OK. Billion Total equity US. A client requires that I connect via the 'Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client', through which I enter servername, username and password.
What I've done is exported my root certificate and user certificate from my Windows machine (which is able to authenticate successfully) and imported those certificates onto my Mac. The root certificate shows up as 'Trusted' and the user certificate status reads 'This certificate is valid'. Both are being stored in my 'login' keychain. That's about it. Everything looks to be in order, so not sure what the problem is. I tried installing the certificates in the 'System' keychain, but that fails (either nothing will happen, or I'll get an error message about insufficient access). This happens even after 'unlocking' the System keychain.
Any thoughts? Hi Shaun, as my colleague indicated, /var/log/system.log should hopefully give some indication as to what's wrong. Now just to be sure: you did import the private key as well, right? I see a private key present in the screenshot, just want to make sure it is one that you imported along with the cert, not a key that just happens to have the same name but is a leftover from another test.
In other words, if you click Certificates in the Category pane in Keychain Access, and then click the cert, does it show the private key as linked to this cert? As a possible workaround: if you have Firefox installed then import the cert in FF (Preferences - Advanced - Encryption - View certificates - Import). You may have to remove the cert from the keychain to make this work.
A third option is to put the certificates and key in in /.cisco/certificates (the issuer cert in subdirectory /ca, the client cert in /client, the private key in /client/private). CA cert and client cert need to have.pem extention, private key needs to have same filename as client cert but with.key instead of.pem. All 3 need to be in PEM format.
Definitely don't use the system keychain, anyconnect only looks in the login keychain (and the FF store, and the PEM file store). It is working for me on 8.4(3). 'gabriel.skupien.ccig' 2/7/2012 1:51 AM Home ( ) Re: AnyConnect Mac OS X client certificate authentication created by Gabriel Skupien ( ) in VPN - View the full discussion ( ) Thanks a lot Herbert, It seems that there is still an issue with linux machines, 120 sec window doesn't help.
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The only way to connect again is to delete /.anyconnect file or at least remove the line containing the client certificate from it. Reply to this message by going to Home ( ) Start a new discussion in VPN at Home ( ).
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