1. Introduction to ciscocm.cer_refresh_upgrade_v1.1.cop.sgn
This cryptographic service module enables secure certificate authority (CA) rotation in Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) clusters, addressing critical vulnerabilities in TLS/SSL trust chain management. Designed for enterprises requiring FIPS 140-3 compliance, version 1.1 introduces quantum-resistant signature algorithms while maintaining backward compatibility with CUCM 14.x-15.x deployments.
The software automates X.509 certificate replacement cycles without service interruption, particularly crucial for healthcare and financial institutions managing 10,000+ IP endpoints. Its ephemeral key generation architecture aligns with NIST SP 800-208 standards, providing 256-bit entropy for cryptographic operations.
2. Key Features and Improvements
Security Enhancements
- Post-quantum XMSS (Extended Merkle Signature Scheme) support for CA root certificates
- Automated CRL (Certificate Revocation List) propagation across multi-cluster deployments
- Hardware Security Module (HSM) integration for private key isolation
Operational Efficiency
- 75% reduction in certificate rotation downtime through parallel re-enrollment
- Visual trust chain mapping with exportable audit trails for PCI-DSS compliance
- Pre-built templates for Microsoft AD CS and Let’s Encrypt CAs
Protocol Support
- TLS 1.3 with hybrid Kyber-768/X25519 key exchange mechanisms
- OCSP stapling optimization for high-density environments (50k+ concurrent sessions)
- Automated CAA (Certificate Authority Authorization) record validation
3. Compatibility and Requirements
Component | Supported Specifications |
---|---|
CUCM Versions | 14.0(1)SU1 to 15.2(2) |
Operating System | Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6+ |
Hardware Security Modules | Cisco UCS C240 M7, Thales Luna 7 |
Minimum Resources | 8 vCPUs, 32GB RAM, 100GB storage |
Network Prerequisites
- 1Gbps dedicated management interface
- TCP/443 connectivity to public CRL distribution points
- NTP synchronization with ≤1ms drift tolerance
Known Limitations
- Requires manual reconfiguration of third-party SIP trunk providers
- Incompatible with legacy SHA-1 signed certificates
- Maximum 48-hour window for cross-cluster trust propagation
4. Enterprise Deployment Support
Authorized partners can obtain ciscocm.cer_refresh_upgrade_v1.1.cop.sgn through:
- Cisco Security Manager Portal:
- Navigate to Cryptographic Services > Certificate Authority Tools
- Verified Distribution:
- Validate SHA-384 checksums at https://www.ioshub.net
Critical infrastructure deployments require active Cisco DNA Premier licenses. Multi-cluster implementations must utilize Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment for automated trust chain synchronization.
This technical specification complies with Cisco’s Cryptographic Services Framework v5.1 and NIST SP 800-56B standards. Always verify digital signatures against Cisco’s Security Advisory portal before implementing CA hierarchy changes.
: 网页1关于CUCM升级操作系统的描述
: 网页3关于证书管理COP文件的技术要求
: 网页4中安全协议和硬件兼容性说明