Entrust TruePass

System Requirements

Client-Side:

Entrust TruePass is supported with the relevant Microsoft JVM version and the Sun JVM 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 on the following operating systems below:

Digital ID type Operating system
* Please consult the Entrust TrustedCare Web site for further details.

Entrust Roaming Profile

Entrust Desktop Profile

Macintosh OSX 10.3

Fedora Core 2.0 (Linux)

Microsoft Windows 98, Millennium Edition, XP Home edition SP1/SP2

Microsoft Windows NT® 4 SP4 and higher, 2000 Professional Edition, XP Professional edition SP1/SP2

Citrix® MetaFrame™ XP on Terminal Server 4.0*

Entrust digital ID in Windows digital ID store

3rd-party digital ID in Windows digital ID store

Microsoft Windows 98, Millennium Edition, XP Home edition SP1/SP2

Microsoft Windows NT® 4 SP4 and higher, 2000 Professional Edition, XP Professional edition SP1/SP2
Smart card/token digital ID created by an Entrust application or by a third-party application Please consult the Entrust TrustedCare Web site for further details.
Browser JVM
Mac Safari 1.2 Apple JVM 1.4.2
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5-6.0 SP1/SP2 Sun JVM 1.4.2/1.5, MS JVM
Netscape Navigator 7.0 Sun JVM 1.4.2
Mozilla FireFox 1.0 Sun JVM 1.4.2
Mozilla 1.7.2 Sun JVM 1.4.2
Mozilla 1.7.2 (Fedora Core 2.0 [Linux]) Sun JVM 1.5

Server Side:

Server Side Entrust Components

  • Entrust Authority™ Security Manager (formerly Entrust/Authority) 7.x and higher installed on a separate machine.
  • Entrust Authority™ Self-Administration Server (formerly Entrust/AutoRA) 7.x and higher installed on a separate machine. To support user self-enrollment and creation of digital IDs on the client side, Self-Administration Server 7.0 or higher is required.
  • Entrust Authority™ Roaming Server (formerly Entrust/ProfileServer) 6.0 and up installed on a separate machine. Roaming Server 6.0 is required if you want to:
    • use the Roaming Server as a directory proxy to retrieve Roaming Profiles.
    • use Active Directory for roaming users.

Technical Integration Briefs describing integrations between Entrust TruePass and 3rd party applications are available at http://www.entrust.com/services/briefs.htm

Platform Support Matrix for Entrust TruePass 8.0

Operating system Web server

Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP4

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4

Microsoft Internet Information Server 5.0

Sun™ One Web Server 6.1 SP2

Oracle® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® HTTP Server 2.0.47.1

Apache® 1.3.26

Apache® 2.0.5
Windows 2003 Server (Std. & Enterprise)

Microsoft Internet Information Server 6.0

Sun™ One Web Server 6.1 SP2

Oracle® Http Server 1.3.26

IBM® Http Server 1.3.26

IBM® Http Server 2.0.47.1

Apache® 1.3.26

Apache® 2.0.5
Sun Solaris 8.0

Sun™ One Web Server 6.1 SP2

IBM® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® Http Server 2.0.47.1

Apache® 1.3.26

Apache® 2.0.5
Sun Solaris 9.0

Sun™ One Web Server 6.1 SP2

Oracle® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® HTTP Server 2.0.47.1

Apache® 1.3.26

Apache® 2.0.5
IBM AIX 5.2

IBM® HTTP Server 1.3.26

IBM® HTTP Server 2.0.47.1

Apache® HTTP Server 1.3.26

Apache® HTTP Server 2.0.5
Operating system Application server

Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP4

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4

BEA™ WebLogic Server & Express 8.1 SP3

IBM® WebSphere® & Express 5.1

Tomcat 5.0.28

Oracle® 10G
Windows 2003 Server (Std & Enterprise)

BEA™ WebLogic® Server & Express 8.1 SP3

IBM® WebSphere® & Express 5.1

Tomcat 5.0.28

Oracle® 10G
Sun Solaris 8.0

BEA™ WebLogic® Server & Express 8.1 SP3

IBM® WebSphere® & Express 5.1
Sun Solaris 9.0

BEA™ WebLogic® Server & Express 8.1 SP3

IBM® WebSphere® & Express 5.1

Tomcat 5.0.28

Oracle® 10G
IBM AIX 5.2

BEA™ WebLogic® Server 8.1 SP3

IBM® WebSphere® & Express 5.1

The latest platform support information can be found on the Entrust TrustedCare Web site.

External Security Validation

FIPS 140-1 Level 1: The Entrust TruePass solution has been externally validated through the rigorous FIPS security validation process. The evaluation process is undertaken jointly by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) out of the USA and the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) out of Canada, and is widely recognized in the security world. Once again demonstrating Entrust's leadership position the security world, Entrust TruePass is the world's first Java-based product to receive FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certification, providing independent validation of the Enhanced Security capabilities that Entrust TruePass and the Secure Identity Management Solution deliver. The two official validation certificates can be viewed from the links below.

IETF RFC 3039: Entrust TruePass 8.0 adheres to IETF RFC 3039 by providing the ability to support a separate key pair for digital signatures to comply with the European Union Digital Signature Directive. Entrust TruePass 8.0 delivers support for a 3-key pair model that defines a separate key pair to perform encryption, authentication, and digital signatures.

Entrust Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

Public key infrastructure or PKI refers to a system that provides certificate management for digital certificates. Digital certificates contain public key pairs that can be used for encryption, digital signature and authentication security. Entrust PKI security solutions help government agencies and corporations to secure their digital identities and information.

Specialized "passport PKI" is used by governments to verify and secure data stored on a chip imbedded in passports issued to citizens. Epassport PKI involves the use of PKI by governments to secure data stored on a chip imbedded in a passport. The government acts as a certification authority that issues the digital certificates used in an ePassport system.

Entrust is a trusted provider of network security solutions that include digital certificates, managed PKI certificates, two factor-authentication, ssl certificates, token authentication, smart card PKI and encryption software.