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Posted by RZS on September 28, 2008, 2:50 am
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I'd like to know where I can find one of those eToken to install the
Cisco PKI on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
proprietary Cisco certificate ?
best regards.
Vincent.
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Posted by Doug McIntyre on September 28, 2008, 11:55 pm
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>I'd like to know where I can find one of those eToken to install the
>Cisco PKI on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
>proprietary Cisco certificate ?
They sent me a free eval one. Presumably, you'd talk to their sales
team to determine your needs and cost.
http://www.aladdin.com/etoken/demos/cisco/index.aspx
From what I've seen of the market, this sort of device is usually all
custom sold around a total solution. Shopping around for parts really
doesn't happen, and the total solution can be complex enough that
you'd probably be happier with getting some support from them for it
as well.
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Posted by RZS on September 29, 2008, 8:21 am
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> >I'd like to know where I can find one of those eToken to install the
> >Cisco PKI =A0on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
> >proprietary Cisco certificate ?
> They sent me a free eval one. Presumably, you'd talk to their sales
> team to determine your needs and cost.
> http://www.aladdin.com/etoken/demos/cisco/index.aspx
> From what I've seen of the market, this sort of device is usually all
> custom sold around a total solution. Shopping around for parts really
> doesn't happen, and the total solution can be complex enough that
> you'd probably be happier with getting some support from them for it
> as well.
All right sir,
but I do not have direct access to the Cisco support...
Any other ideas folks ?
V.
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Posted by Doug McIntyre on September 29, 2008, 3:35 pm
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>> >I'd like to know where I can find one of those eToken to install the
>> >Cisco PKI =A0on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
>> >proprietary Cisco certificate ?
>>
>> They sent me a free eval one. Presumably, you'd talk to their sales
>> team to determine your needs and cost.
>>
>> http://www.aladdin.com/etoken/demos/cisco/index.aspx
>>
>> From what I've seen of the market, this sort of device is usually all
>> custom sold around a total solution. Shopping around for parts really
>> doesn't happen, and the total solution can be complex enough that
>> you'd probably be happier with getting some support from them for it
>> as well.
>All right sir,
>but I do not have direct access to the Cisco support...
>Any other ideas folks ?
Talk to the Aladdin sales people?
Thats who I meant for support. They can provide sample configs and
setup documents.
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Posted by RZS on September 30, 2008, 1:55 am
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> >> >I'd like to know where I can find one of those eToken to install the
> >> >Cisco PKI =A0on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
> >> >proprietary Cisco certificate ?
> >> They sent me a free eval one. Presumably, you'd talk to their sales
> >> team to determine your needs and cost.
> >>http://www.aladdin.com/etoken/demos/cisco/index.aspx
> >> From what I've seen of the market, this sort of device is usually all
> >> custom sold around a total solution. Shopping around for parts really
> >> doesn't happen, and the total solution can be complex enough that
> >> you'd probably be happier with getting some support from them for it
> >> as well.
> >All right sir,
> >but I do not have direct access to the Cisco support...
> >Any other ideas folks ?
> Talk to the Aladdin sales people?
> Thats who I meant for support. They can provide sample configs and
> setup documents.
Yes, and they are going to send me a demo kit, but meanwhile, I've
read that Cisco put some key material during the manufacturing of
these token...
Still investigating with no TAC access.....
regards.
V.
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>Cisco PKI on CUCM. Are they alladin standard eTolek or feeded with a
>proprietary Cisco certificate ?