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Bulk Import / Management of Server Certificates
Hello Checkmates Community,
Does anyone have any tricks or know of any automation features to perform a bulk import of server certificates to be used for Inbound HTTPs inspection?? I checked the Management API Reference guide but don’t see the option to create / import server certificates (see corresponding SmartDashboard screenshot below)…
Also if anyone knows of any good Certificate management / automation tools that integrate with Check Point that would be awesome.
Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Hey @Allen_Fambro ,
There you can use p12 type of files and "PKCS#12 container may contain multiple encrypted private keys and public certificates. The upper limit is not strictly defined." .
So in theory you could have multiple cert and keys in a file and try to import it.....
I would recommend the use smth like "keystore-explorer" (https://keystore-explorer.org/index.html) that allows you to alter p12 files and add certs/keys, etc, etc, etc....
Give it a try with 2 - 3 cert/keys and let us know how it went.
PS: you require that in the case you need to inspect the HTTPS traffic that goes towards servers that are behind CheckPoint GW - just saying 😁 ....
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There aren’t any APIs related to managing the certificates for HTTPS Inspection until R81.20.
I don’t recall if they include APIs for that specific function, though.
