Dell SonicWALL Secure Mobile Access 8.5
Administration Guide
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12 Click
Upload
. The certificate is listed in the
Additional CA Certificates
table.
13 Navigate to
System > Restart
and restart the SMA/SRA appliance for the CA certificate to take effect.
Importing a Server Certificate on Windows
In this use case, we import a Microsoft CA server certificate to a Windows system. In this case, the purpose is to
use an SSL certificate for application offloading to a mail server.
The server certificate is
mail.chaoslabs.nl
. This certificate needs to be exported in base-64 format as the
server.crt
file that is put in a .zip file and uploaded as a Server Certificate.
The private key is not included in the
.p7b
file. The private key needs to be exported from wherever it is and
saved in a base-64 format and included in a
server.key
file in the .zip file.
1 Double-click on the
mail.chaoslabs.nl.pb7
file and navigate to the certificate.
2 Double-click the certificate file and select the
Details
tab.
3 Click
Copy to File
.
4 In the Certificate Export Wizard, select
Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER)
.
5 Click
Next
and save the file as
server.crt
on your Windows system.
The certificate is exported in base-64 encoded format.
6 Add the server.crt file to a .zip file.
7 Separately save the private key in base-64 format as
server.key
.
8 Add the
server.key
file to the .zip file that contains
server.crt
.
9 Upload the .zip file to the server as a Server Certificate.
Creating Unique Access Policies for AD
Groups
In this use case, we add Outlook Web Access (OWA) resources to the SMA/SRA appliance, and need to configure
the access policies for users in multiple Active Directory (AD) groups. We will create a local group for each AD
group and apply separate access policies to each local group.
While Active Directory allows users to be members in multiple groups, the SMA/SRA appliance only allows each
user to belong to a single group. It is this group that determines the access policies assigned to the user.