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From version 19.1
edited by steve@remc1_org
on 2016/10/31 12:14
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To version 25.1
edited by 62a391516a7b750068a46920
on 2017/11/10 06:10
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3 3  = {{id name="General-Info"/}}General Info =
4 4  
5 5  * In order for the Fortigate generated Deep Scanning certs to not generate an SSL warning you must import and Trust the REMC1 certificate authority cert.(% class="anchor" %)
6 -* All Fortigate SSL certificates are dynamically generated from this certificate for Deep Scanning webfilter/firewall profiles(% class="anchor" %)
6 +* All Fortigate SSL certificates are dynamically generated from this certificate for Deep Scanning web filter/firewall profiles(% class="anchor" %)
7 7  * To quickly deploy the certificate push it out in the Machine section of Active Directory Group Policy under the Trusted CA authorities section.(% class="anchor" %)
8 8  * Firefox needs to have the certificate individually imported for each user. Firefox is not going to be feasible for deep scanning firewalls (all of them not just Fortigate). **Uninstall firefox.**(% class="anchor" %)
9 9  * Chrome, IE, Safari are feasible options.(% class="anchor" %)
10 -* (% class="anchor" %)If you are a REMC1 staff member and are looking for methods to deploy the certificate please read this page: [[doc:NET.Methods to Deploy REMC1 Certificate Authority.WebHome]]
10 +* (% class="anchor" %)If you are REMC1 staff and are looking for methods to deploy the certificate please read this page: [[doc:NET.Methods to Deploy REMC1 Certificate Authority.WebHome]]
11 11  
12 12  = {{id name="iOS-(iPad,-iPod,-iPhone)"/}}iOS(% style="color: rgb(0,0,0);" %) (iPad, iPod, iPhone)(%%) =
13 13  
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24 24  * Go to settings > security(% class="anchor" %)
25 25  * Select "Install from Storage"(% class="anchor" %)
26 26  * Type REMC1 and press ok.(% class="anchor" %)
27 +* (% class="anchor" %)Enable screen locking (needed in android 6.0)
27 27  * Go to settings > wifi(% class="anchor" %)
28 28  * Press & hold the staff or student network(% class="anchor" %)
29 29  * Tap "Modify Settings"(% class="anchor" %)
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35 35  (% class="line874" %)
36 36  NOTE: You may need to turn wifi off and back on for the settings to take effect.(% class="anchor" %)
37 37  
38 -= {{id name="Windows"/}}Windows =
39 += {{id name="Windows---Without-Administrator"/}}Windows - Without Administrator =
39 39  
41 +1. Download: [[attach:REMC1.cer]]
42 +1. Open up the certificate by double clicking on the downloaded file and choosing **Open**.
43 +\\ [[image:attach:Downloads.PNG||height="250"]][[image:attach:Open.PNG||height="250"]]
44 +\\
45 +1. On the Certificate information window that opens up choose **Install Certificate...** at the bottom of the window.
46 +\\[[image:attach:Install.PNG||height="400"]]
47 +\\
48 +1. Go through the wizard, accepting the default options.
49 +\\[[image:attach:Install2.PNG||thumbnail="true" height="250"]][[image:attach:Install3.PNG||thumbnail="true" height="250"]][[image:attach:Install4.PNG||thumbnail="true" height="250"]][[image:attach:Finished.PNG]]
50 +
51 += {{id name="Windows---Requires-Administrator-Privileges"/}}Windows - Requires Administrator Privileges =
52 +
40 40  1. Download: [[attach:REMC1CertSFX.exe]]
41 41  1. Copy [[attach:REMC1CertSFX.exe]] onto the computer missing the certificate.
42 42  1. Run: [[attach:REMC1CertSFX.exe]]
43 43  1. When asked to extract, pick a place on your hard disk.
44 -[[image:attach:extract.PNG]]
57 +[[image:attach:extract.PNG||alt="Windows 7-zip self-extracting archive display" title="Windows 7-zip self-extracting archive display"]]
45 45  1. Navigate to that location and run "InstallREMC1CertVersion6.exe"
46 -[[image:attach:run.PNG||height="250"]]
59 +[[image:attach:run.PNG||alt="Windows cert folder display" title="Windows cert folder display" height="250"]]
47 47  1. When finished press enter:
48 -[[image:attach:enter.PNG||height="250"]]
61 +[[image:attach:enter.PNG||alt="Windows cert authority program display" title="Windows cert authority program display" height="250"]]
49 49  
50 50  = {{id name="Mac-OSX"/}}Mac OSX =
51 51  
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52 52  1. Download [[attach:REMC1.cer]]
53 53  1. Run the downloaded file(% class="anchor" %)
54 54  1. In the window that pops up, change "Keychain" to "System"(% class="anchor" %)
55 -1*. [[image:attach:installMac.png]](% class="anchor" %)
68 +1*. [[image:attach:installMac.png||alt="Mac add certificate page display" title="Mac add certificate page display"]](% class="anchor" %)
56 56  1. OSX may ask for a password before it will install.(% class="anchor" %)
57 -1*. [[image:attach:password.png]](% class="anchor" %)
70 +1*. [[image:attach:password.png||alt="Mac keychain access username and password page display" title="Mac keychain access username and password page display"]](% class="anchor" %)
58 58  
59 -= {{id name="Linux/Other"/}}Linux/Other =
72 += {{id name="Windows-AD-Server/Group-policy/Linux/Other"/}}Windows AD Server/Group policy/Linux/Other =
60 60  
61 -* If you are adding this to a Linux machine (Ubuntu, Arch, Gentoo, ect.) you may need a different style of certificate. This will change depending on what version, distro, and packages are installed on the particular machine. Provided below are a few common formats:
74 +* Import the pem or cer file into your group policy to push out to windows clients. You can use the crt or pem on linux as well etc..
62 62  ** [[attach:REMC1.crt]]
63 63  ** [[attach:REMC1.cer]]
64 64  ** [[attach:remc-cert-authority-cert.pem]]
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