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CalNetPKI: Service Offering

Updated: 8/29/2007

The CalNetPKI certificate service offering is divided into three groups:


User Certificates

User certificates are issued to users.

User

Smartcard

EFS

Encrypted E-mail

Certificate          
  Purpose

 

Client Authentication
Secure E-mail
Client Authentication
Smartcard Logon
Secure E-mail
Encryption Encryption
Template Name
UCB.User.
    Smartcard Logon
Smartcard User
EFS Encrypted E-mail
Requirements   This certificate retrieves the user's e-mail address from CalNetAD, by default, the e-mail field is blank. The ability to sign e-mail requires the user's e-mail address to be included inside the certificate. If the e-mail address is not populated, the certificate request will fail. This certificate requires a Schlumberger smart card and reader. The EFS private key is stored in the user's profile. For EFS to work properly, users must have persistent profiles. If users use multiple computers or use EFS on a network share, users must have roaming profiles. The encrypted e-mail certificate private key is stored in the user's profile. In order to decrypt e-mail, users must have persistent profiles. If users use multiple computers, users must have roaming profiles.
Description

 

The User certificate is used for smart card logon, VPN authentication, and signing e-mail. The smart card user certificate is used for smart card logon, VPN authentication, and signing e-mail. The EFS certificate is used to encrypt files via EFS. As a public institution with data retention requirements, this certificate requires a recovery key. The recovery key can be used by administrators, in accordance with campus policy, to decrypt the encrypted files. The encrypted e-mail certificate is published in the directory. When an encrypted e-mail is sent, the sender encrypts the message with the recipient's certificate. As a public institution with data retention requirements, this certificate requires a recovery key. The recovery key can be used by administrators, in accordance with campus policy, to decrypt the encrypted files.
Platform          
Windows 2000
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$140 Setup $140 Setup $140 Setup

Windows XP
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment

 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$140 Setup $140 Setup $140 Setup
Windows Server 2003
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$140 Setup $140 Setup $140 Setup
Windows Vista
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$140 Setup $140 Setup $140 Setup
Other
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$140 Setup n/a $140 Setup
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Machine Certificates

Machine certificates are issued to workstations, servers, and network devices.

Computer

SSL

RAS and IAS Server

Network Device

Certificate          
  Purpose

 

Client Authentication
IPSec
Server Authentication
IPSec

Client Authentication
IPSec
Server Authentication

Client Authentication
Server Authentication
Template Name
UCB.Machine.
 

Computer Authentication
Computer Authentication (Manual request)
Computer Authentication (Web request)
IPSEC

Web Server
Web Server (Manual request)

RAS and IAS Server CEP Encryption
Requirements   Each computer must have a resolvable DNS name or the certificate request will fail. SSL certificates require a resolvable DNS name. Verification of DNS name ownership is required to process the certificate request. RAS and IAS server certificates require a resolvable DNS name. Verification of DNS name ownership is required to process the certificate request. Network device certificates require a resolvable DNS name. Verification of DNS name ownership is required to process the certificate request.
Description

 

The computer certificate is used for computer to computer authentication, computer VPN authentication, and IPsec communication between machines.

The SSL certificate authenticates a server to a connecting client. SSL certificates are used for encrypting web, e-mail, and VPN traffic.

The RAS and IAS server certificate is used by the Microsoft Remote Access Server for VPN connections. The network device certificate is used by network devices for VPN and firewall communication encryption.
Platform          
Windows 2000
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$25 per Certificate n/a n/a

Windows XP
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment

 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

n/a n/a n/a
Windows Server 2003
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$25 per Certificate $25 per Certificate n/a
Windows Vista
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$25 per Certificate $25 per Certificate n/a
Other
Web Based Enrollment
 

Free

$70 Setup (Custom)

$25 per Certificate n/a $25 per Certificate
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Administrative Certificates

Administrative certificates are generally issued to administrators and specialized users to perform functions not covered by user or machine certificates.
Code Signing Smartcard Enrollment Agent Encryption Key Recovery
Certificate        
  Purpose

 

Signing Client Authentication
Signing
Key Recovery
  Template Name
UCB.Administrative.
 

Code Signing

Enrollment Agent
Enrollment Agent (Computer)
Key Recovery Agent
EFS Recovery Agent
  Requirements     This certificate requires a Schlumberger smart card and reader. Enrollment agents are very powerful, use of this certificate requires a secured machine approved by the CalNetAD Enterprise Administrators. Encryption key recovery certificates are only issued to administrators. The key recovery certificate must be used in accordance with campus policy when decrypting encrypted files.
  Description

 

The code signing certificate is used to sign published code for the verification of code source and integrity.

The smartcard enrollment agent certificate allows an administrator to request a smart card certificate on behalf of another user. Administrators preparing smartcards for other users need this certificate. The encryption key recovery certificate is used to recover a certificate's private key. The key recovery is done to recover encrypted data when the users private key is lost. As a public institution with data retention requirements, some encrypted data must be recoverable, check campus policies for more information.
Platform        
Windows 2000
Web Based Enrollment
 

$25 per Certificate

$70 per Certificate

$25 per Certificate

 

Windows XP
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment

 

$25 per Certificate

$70 per Certificate

$25 per Certificate

  Windows Server 2003
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

$25 per Certificate

$70 per Certificate

$25 per Certificate

  Windows Vista
Auto or
Web Based Enrollment
 

$25 per Certificate

$70 per Certificate

$25 per Certificate

  Other
Web Based Enrollment
 

$25 per Certificate

n/a

$25 per Certificate

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Service Fees

Cost

Description

Free

Centrally funded certificates are offered to the campus free of charge. Some certificate features are unavailable with a free certificate.

If IST must revoke a certificate, a user or unit could incur a revocation charge.

Setup When units need more features than offered by the free certificates, unit customized certificate templates are available. Units are charged a cost recovery one-time fee. Advanced features include unit delegation and control of certificate issuance and revocation.
Per Certificate Fee Certificates with a per certificate fee have special security approval and configuration requirements that don't work under a one-time fee model. Central Computing Services must control the issuing and revocation of these certificates and charge a per certificate cost recovery fee.

 

 
 
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