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| Greetings All, I'm trying to find out if there is any papers or posting regarding IPSec VPNs using certificates and internal certificate authority between Checkpoint and Pix. The assumption is to use Checkpoint's SmartCenter as the internal certificates authority. Anyone who done this before or know about any publication regarding this subject would be appreciated and many thanks in advance. Cheers Ohanes |
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| Document from CP site "How to configure IKE VPNs with Cisco PIX" - https://downloads.checkpoint.com/dc/...ad.htm?ID=5912 May be it will be helpful |
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| Thanks for the reply, that document is about using shared key and I what I'm looking is using smartcenter server as certificates authority to issue certificates for the IKE peer authentication. Regards Ohanes |
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| Hi, I guess this is a less common scenario, due to most of the site-to-site CheckPoint-PIX VPN's being of the Shared Secret type (all the ones I've done have been shared secret for example). Also I guess that if really they want to use Certificates, organisations might choose to use a trusted third party Certificate Authority. At any rate, as you've already discovered, there's not a huge amount of doucmentation on this. I'll give it a go if you like, from which we should be able to generate a guide of some sort. Post back or reply off thread if you want me to go ahead. |
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| Some time ago I found that CheckPoint CA have a Web Gui. I cant remember right now what are the functions and options of the GUI. Try to find it, may be this will help you to issue certificate to PIX. Last edited by Sergej; 2006-03-04 at 10:28. |
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| many thanks for the tip, I'll investigate the web GUI for the CA and find out if it is possible to use it to issue certificate to PIX Best Regards Ohanes Semerjian |
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