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Set up Luna 10.5 HSM Client for Ranger KMS

How to integrate Cloudera Ranger Key Management System (KMS) software with the Luna 10.5 HSM appliance supplied by SafeNet.

This task describes how to set up the Luna 10.5 hardware security moudule (HSM) supplied by SafeNet. The process inlcudes setting up Luna 10.5 HSM on a client (KMS host) and using Cloudera Manager to add configuration properties that enable Ranger KMS and Luna 10.5 HSM to interact.
You must:
  • Acquire the Luna v10.5 client, HSM Software Version v7.3.0, and HSM Firmware v7.3.0 from SafeNet.
  • Have both Ranger KMS and a backend database to store keys installed in your environment.

See related topics for more information about installing Ranger KMS and a database to store keys.

Set Up the Luna 10.5 Client

  1. Download Luna 10.5 client on the host where Ranger KMS service resides. 
    610-000397-006_SW_Linux_Luna_Client_V10.5.0_RevA.tar
  2. Untar the Luna 10.5 client. 
    tar -xf 610-000397-006_SW_Linux_Luna_Client_V10.5.0_RevA.tar
    The LunaClient_10.5.0-*_Linux/ folder gets created.
  3. Navigate to the Luna client folder. 
    cd LunaClient_10.5.0-*_Linux/64/
  4. In the Luna client folder, install Luna products and components. 
    bash install.sh
    1. At the (y/n) prompt, choose y.

      If you select no or n, this product will not be installed.

    2. At the Products prompt, choose Luna products to be installed:
      • [1]: Luna Network HSM
      • [2]: Luna PCIe HSM
      • [3]: Luna USB HSM
      • [4]: Luna Backup HSM
      • [N|n]: Next
      • [Q|q]: Quit
      Enter selection: 1, then enter selection n.
    3. At the Components prompt, choose Luna Components to be installed
      • [1]: Luna SDK
      • [2]: Luna JSP (Java)
      • [3]: Luna JCProv (Java)
      • [B|b]: Back to Products selection
      • [I|i]: Install
      • [Q|q]: Quit
      Enter selection: 1,2,and 3 then type i.
  5. Navigate to the Luna SA command directory. 
    cd /usr/safenet/lunaclient/bin
    You should see the following:

    ls

    ckdemo cmu common configurator lunacm multitoken openssl.cnf plink pscp

    salogin uninstall.sh vtl
  6. Add a user to the hsmusers group. 
    sudo gpasswd --add kms hsmusers
  7. Copy the Luna appliance server certificate to the client. 
    scp admin@<LunaBoxHostname>:server.pem
    Example : 
    scp e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com:server.pem . 
(grant permission chmod 777 and chown kms:kms)
The authenticity of host 'elab2.safenet-inc.com (192.43.161.62)' can't be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:Lz36zjWHh3BMtI9TVHUBGoHffxgA6azFtPSGRBCkiYU.

Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes

Warning: Permanently added 'elab2.safenet-inc.com,192.43.161.62' (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts.
e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com's password:  SafeNetPSG95 (given by the luna hsm team)
  press enter
server.pem                                       100% 1155      1.1KB/s             00:00
  8. Confirm that server.pem is added to the client. 
    ls
    Example: 
    ckdemo cmu common configurator lunacm multitoken openssl.cnf plink pscp salogin server.pem uninstall.sh vtl
    server.pem is added
  9. As the KMS user, register the server with the client. 
    ./vtl addServer -n <LunaBoxHostname> -c server.pem
    Example : 
     ./vtl addserver -n elab2.safenet-inc.com -c server.pem
    The new server elab2.safenet-inc.com is successfully added to server list.
  10. Generate a client certificate. 
    ./vtl  createCert -n  <ClientHostname>
    Example : 
     ./vtl createcert -n e02paruser115
    Private Key created and written to: /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/client/e02paruser115Key.pem. Certificate created and written to: /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/client/e02paruser115.pem .

    (grant permission chmod 777 and chown kms:kms)

  11. Copy the client certificate to the server. 
    scp /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/client/<ClientHostname>.pem admin@<LunaBoxHostname>:
    Example : 
    scp /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/client/e02paruser115.pem e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com:
e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com's password: SafeNetPSG95
e02paruser115.pem                                                  100% 1172   201.7KB/s   00:00
  12. Login to luna hsm. 
    ssh admin@<lunaboxhostname>
    Example : 
    ssh e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com
e02paruser115@elab2.safenet-inc.com's password: SafeNetPSG95

[elab2] lunash:>
  13. Register the client with the server, then assign the client to a server partition. 
    lunash:> client register -client <ClientHostname> -hostname <ClientHostname>
    Example : 
    client register -client e02paruser115 -hostname e02paruser115
  14. Check the existing partitions. 
    lunash:> partition list
    Example: 
    lunash:> partition list
                        Storage (bytes)
                        ----------------------------
                        Partition            Name                   Objects   Total    Used    Free
                        ===========================================================================
                        1254277068838        elab2par058                  0  325896       0  325896
  15. Assign client to the partition. 
    lunash:> client assignPartition -client <ClientHostname> -partition <GatewayPartition>
    Example : 
    lunash:> client assignPartition -client e02paruser115 -partition elab2par058
  16. client show -client e02paruser115
    Example: 
    ClientID:     e02paruser115
Hostname:     e02paruser115
Partitions:   "elab2par058"
  17. Log out from the Luna HSM. 
    lunash:> exit
  18. Set the read permissions for the certificate files in the following directories.
    Example : 
    chmod a+r /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/server/*.pem
chmod a+r /usr/safenet/lunaclient/cert/client/*.pem
(grant permission chmod 777 and chown kms:kms to above .pem files)
  19. Verify that the client is connected to its assigned partition. 
    cd /usr/safenet/lunaclient/bin/
./vtl verify
    [root@os-mv-711-1 bin]# ./vtl verify

                        
The following Luna SA Slots/Partitions were found:
                       
Slot            Serial #                   Label
===========================================================================
0                1254277068842             elab2par115
    Troubleshooting : If you get following error : Application "vtl" has detected "locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid" , then 
    export LC_ALL="C"
    and re-execute the command.
  20. ./lunacm 
    ./lunacm
    [root@os-mv-711-1 bin]# ./lunacm

                        
Available HSMs:
                        
Slot ID ->           0
Label ->             elab2par115
Serial # ->          1254277068842
Model ->             LunaSA 7.3.0
Firmware version ->  7.3.0
Configuration ->     Luna User Partition with SD (PW) Key Export with Cleaning Mode
Slot Description ->  Net Token Slot
                        
Current Slot ID:  0
  21. role login -n co 
    enter password: passwrd123
  22. par con

    If Master Key RangerKMSKey exists, then the following will be visible:

    lunacm:>par con

    The 'Crypto Officer' is currently logged in. 
    Looking for objects accessible to the 'Crypto Officer'.
    
    Object List:

    Label:             RangerKMSKey
    Handle:            131 
    Object Type:       Symmentric Key
    Object UID:        ba8e00002e00000554380800

    Number of Objects: 1    

Command Result: No Error
Else
lunacm:>par con

    The 'Crypto Officer' is currently logged in. 
    Looking for objects accessible to the 'Crypto Officer'.
    
    No objects viewable to 'Crypto Officer' are currently stored in the partition.

Command Result: No Error
  23. Navigate to the following directory on the Gateway. 
    # cd /usr/safenet/lunaclient/jsp/lib/
(grant permission chmod 777 and chown kms:kms to all the at this location)
  24. Copy the Luna .JAR files over to the Gateway.
    For JDK 8:
    cp libLunaAPI.so Luna*.jar {JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/ext/
    Example:
    cp libLunaAPI.so Luna*.jar /usr/java/jdk1.8.0_232-cloudera/jre/lib/ext
    For JDK 11:
    cp libLunaAPI.so Luna*.jar {JAVA_HOME}/lib
    Example:
    cp libLunaAPI.so Luna*.jar /usr/java/default/lib/
  25. Set the file permissions for the JDK library as follows: 
    chmod a+r {JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/
    Example : 
    chmod a+r /usr/java/jdk1.8.0_232-cloudera/jre/lib/
  26. Open the following file in a text editor: 
    vim {JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/security/java.security
    Example :
    vim /usr/java/jdk1.8.0_232-cloudera/jre/lib/security/java.security
    1. Add these two lines: 
      security.provider.6=com.safenetinc.luna.provider.LunaProvider
com.safenetinc.luna.provider.createExtractableKeys=true
    replacing the entry for security.provider.6: 
    Java SDK/JRE 1.6.x or 1.7.x installation to read as follows:
security.provider.1=sun.security.provider.Sun 
security.provider.2=sun.security.rsa.SunRsaSign 
security.provider.3=sun.security.ec.SunEC 
security.provider.4=com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider 
security.provider.5=com.sun.crypto.provider.SunJCE 
security.provider.6=com.safenetinc.luna.provider.LunaProvider
security.provider.7=sun.security.jgss.SunProvider 
security.provider.8=com.sun.security.sasl.Provider 
security.provider.9=org.jcp.xml.dsig.internal.dom.XMLDSigRI 
security.provider.10=sun.security.smartcardio.SunPCSC
  27. Set the file permissions for the Luna client as follows: 
    chmod -R 777 /usr/safenet
chown kms:kms

Set KMS Configuration Properties in CM.

  1. In Cloudera Manager > Ranger KMS > Configs edit the following properties: 
    ranger.ks.hsm.type = LunaProvider
ranger.ks.hsm.enabled = true
ranger.ks.hsm.partition.name=elab2par115
ranger.ks.hsm.partition.password=passwrd123
(CM-7.1.1 & CM-7.1.2 password will be in plain text)
    Example :
    Figure 1. Adding Ranger KMS Configuration for Luna 10.5 HSM
    Adding Ranger KMS Confiuration for Luna 10.5 HSM
  2. Restart Ranger KMS from Cloudera Manager.
  3. Login to Luna client and validate whether the master key is successfully created. 
    cd /usr/safenet/lunaclient/bin/
./lunacm
role login -n co

enter password: passwrd123

par con
    Example :
    lunacm:>par con

    The 'Crypto Officer' is currently logged in. 
    Looking for objects accessible to the 'Crypto Officer'.
    
    Object List:

    Label:             RangerKMSKey
    Handle:            131 
    Object Type:       Symmentric Key
    Object UID:        ba8e00002e00000554380800

    Number of Objects: 1    

Command Result: No Error

Ranger KMS is successfully started.

You can now create Encryption zone keys using hadoop command or from Ranger UI using credentials of keyadmin user.