After having OCSP installed, configured and having CA include OCSP information in newly emitted certificates, the basic configuration is done and you are ready to use OCSP in your environment. To make better use of OCSP, some additional configuration steps should be done, like enabling NONCE. Microsoft test client isn`t Read more…
After having the OCSP service installed and configured, the CA must be made aware of the service. Only after this, new emitted certificates by the CA will include the OCSP information. This means that you can run a OCSP service without having it included in the client certificates. In that Read more…
For the CA to be able to use OCSP, read permission to the private key must be given. Add Read permissions to Network Service on the private key Open the Certificate Templates snap-in. Select the OCSP Response Signing template. Right-click it and click on properties. Go to tab security. Click Read more…
After installing OCSP component in Windows, it is time to configure the service: how OCSP requests are going to be handled; from where to receive the CRL, specify OCSP certificate, etc. Open the Online Responder snap-in. Click on Revocation Configuration. The list of available configuration is empty. Add a new Read more…
Installing OCSP Responder Role You can install the OCSP responder role in Windows Server 2008 R2 either via a command line tool or by using the role wizard. Command line Command: servermanagercmd.exe –install ADCS-Online-Cert Whooops, deprecated 😀 Nevertheless, works. You just have to wait for the installer to finish. Role Read more…
Some while ago I posted a blog detailing how to install Subsonic on a Raspberry Pi 1. If you google for “subsonic raspberry pi” my blog shows up as a top search result (normally 3rd place, but even second is possible). In addition, each day I get more than one Read more…
Yeah, let the games begin, I am prepared. Last week’s Rio held some test games, used for athletes to qualify for the Olympic Games as well as to test the infrastructure, stadiums, processes, etc. I live close to the main Olympic Games revenue location, and those tests showed me that Read more…
I was preparing a demo showing how to visualize data from an IoT service using SAP UI5 VisFrame charts. To play around with VizFrame, I used the sample from SAPUI5 SDK. It was working perfectly on the online version, but while running the UI5 app and Chrome, I got an Read more…
Rui Nogueira published a while back a blog series on SCN on how to implement an IoT scenario using a Raspberry Pi and HCP. I think the example shows very well how what the main use case of IoT is. When the blog was published, there was no SAP HCP Read more…
Systems you work with have a timeout parameter. You may be logged on or an anonymous user, in both cases the system creates a session for you and controls its lifetime. This is not to remind you to get your work done rapidly, but mostly to ensure that a long Read more…