Adding or removing the OCSP URL using the CLI

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Use the CLI commands in this section to add or remove the default OCSP URL so that the appliance can validate certificate revocation.

To add the default OCSP URL:
  1. Go to CLI configuration mode.

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
  2. Specify the default OCSP URL so that certificate revocation can be validated.

    hostname (config) # aaa authentication certificate ocsp default URL <URL>

    where <URL> is the default URL that is configured on the appliance. This URL is based on the configuration of the OCSP override responder.

  3. Verify the configuration of the OCSP URL.

    hostname (config) # show aaa authentication certificate
    Certificate based authentication settings:
      Web Policy                     : required
      Certificate field for username : x509-cert-subject-cn
      CA certificate bundle          : client-cert-auth
      OCSP enabled                   : no
      Default OCSP URL              : http://10.3.13.219:80
      ...
  4. Save your changes.

    hostname (config) # write memory
To remove the default OCSP URL:
  1. Go to CLI configuration mode.

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
  2. Remove the default OCSP URL.

    hostname (config) # no aaa authentication certificate ocsp default URL
  3. Verify the configuration of the OCSP URL.

    hostname (config) # show aaa authentication certificate
    Certificate based authentication settings:
      Web Policy                     : required
      Certificate field for username : x509-cert-subject-cn
      CA certificate bundle          : client-cert-auth
      OCSP enabled                   : no
      Default OCSP URL              : Not Configured
      ...
  4. Save your changes.

    hostname (config) # write memory