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The BMC web application is available via TLS-secured (https) access either directly through port 443 or indirectly through port 80 to 443. ACL rules are not applicable to prevent unsecured (http) access. A sample X.509 certificate, which is a copy of the BMC |
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and EMA certificates |
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, is shipped along with the SBC shipment. The size of this certificate is 2,048 bits. The BMC uses the common local certificate store of the SBC (used also for SIP/TLS) rather than having its |
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Certificates with RSA keys up to 4,096 bits are supported. However, Ribbon recommends using 2,048-bit certificates |
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Enter the following URL in the browser to access the SBC BMC GUI:
https://<BMC IP Address>
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The BMC also provides |
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that uploads the self-signed certificate to replace the sample X.509 certificates.
The following procedure describes how to upload self-signed certificates using the BMC:
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| 1 | Replacing the SSL with New SSL |
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| 1 | SSL Certificates Replaced |
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