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Posted by RZS on October 1, 2008, 5:57 pm
> > >> >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.
Hi,
just received a demo token from Aladin and it does not work with CTL
client ( CUCM PKI). It means that you do need a Token from cisco
loaded with their own crypto material to make this works...
Ciao and regards.
V.
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> > >> >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 ?