Question about SCEP integration #329
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ifindthanh
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When using SCEP (and most other protocols) there need to be an out-of-bounds process for registering, authenticating, etc devices and people. This is vbecause you don't want to issue certificates blindly to any (untrusted)( device. In the case of SCEP and challengePassword, you are correct. The pre-registered enrollment code need to be configured on the client somehow. How this is done depends on the exact use case. I.e. is there some automated process, is there a person there configuring a device, etc. You can automate a lot of it using APIs, i.e. add end entities in EJBCA. But it all depends on the overall use case and process. |
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Hello guys,
I'm exploring the functionality of SCEP CA in EJBCA with the tool -
jscep-cli
.Thing seems fine when using the command to enroll certificate.
But I have one concern in the practical situation and wondering how we should do to handle that. It is:
challengePassword
.challengePassword
is sent to EJBCA for end entity authentication.Thanks in advance!
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