Click the Install button.īrowse to the appropriate identity certificate (the your_domainname_com.crt provided by DigiCert) and click "Install Certificate."Īt this point you should receive confirmation that the certificate installation was successful.Ĭonfiguring WebVPN with ASDM to Use the New SSL CertificateĬlick "Advanced" and then "SSL Settings."įrom "Certificates," choose the interface used to terminate WebVPN sessions, and then choose "Edit."įrom the "Certificate" drop-down, select the newly installed certificate, then "OK," and then "Apply."Ĭonfiguring your certificate for use with the selected kind of WebVPN session is now complete.Ĭisco SSL Certificates, Guides, & Tutorials Buy Now Learn More SSL Certificate Installation from the Cisco ASA command line (alternate installation method)įrom the ciscoasa(config)# line, enter the following text:Ĭrypto ca authenticate my.ustpoint
Select the appropriate identity certificate from when your CSR was generated (the "Issued By" field should show as not available and the "Expiry Date" field will show Pending.). You will now need to install the your_domainname_com.crt file.Įxpand "Certificate Management" and select "Identity Certificates." Your Intermediate (or chain) certificate file is now installed. With the option selected to "Install from a file," browse to the DigiCertCA.crt file and then click the "Install Certificate" button at the bottom of the "Install Certificate" window. In ASDM select "Configuration" and then "Device Management."Įxpand "Certificate Management" and select "CA Certificates" and then "Add." To the directory where you will keep your certificate files. Installing your SSL Certificate in the Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM)įor SSL Installation instructions showing the GUI, please see Cisco ASA 5520 SSL Installation Instructions.ĭownload your Intermediate and Primary Certificate files (the DigiCertCA.crt and your_domainname_com.crt) from your DigiCert Customer Account SSL Certificate CSR Creation for Cisco ASA 5500 VPN. If you have not yet created a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and ordered your certificate, see Install SSL Certificate in Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance 5500
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