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Upload a New SSL
Certificate
After
you are emailed your certificate, two other certificates will be
necessary to setup your SSL Server, IPS SERVIDORES ROOT CERTIFICATE and
the intermediate CA IPSCA CLASEA1. It is essential that these
certificates also be installed on your webserver in order to establish
correct SSL connections with your customer's browsers. Should they
be required, you may download these certificates individually or
collectively as a bundled file below:
IPSServidores.crt
IPSCACLASEA1.crt
IPS-IPSCABUNDLE.CRT
Steps to install the
certificate
The file must be in PKCS #7 format
in order to be imported into a Server Certificate object. The file must contain
all of the certificates to be imported into the object (the root-level CA
certificate, the intermediate CA certificates, and the server certificate).
The method to view the subject is to double
click the certificate that ipsCA sent you, then click on the detail tab
and go to the subject area.
1.
Import both the
"IPSServidores.crt" and "IPSCACLASEA1.crt"
into Internet Explorer. Do this by double clicking on each of the certificates
and choosing import. Make sure they are imported into the correct stores,
"IPSCACLASEA1.crt" goes into the intermediate store and
"IPSServidores.crt" goes into the root store.
2.
Double click the certificate that
was signed by ipsCA "server/domain.crt" and go to the details tab,
then click on Copy to File. Next, Select "Cryptographic Message Syntax
Standard - PKCS #7 Certificates (.P7B)" and select the "Include all
certificates in the certification path if possible" check box. Give it a
file name for example "c:\mycert". This step will put the Trusted
Root, Intermediate Root, and End Server Certificate certificates into one
certificate.
3.
Go to Console One and to the
certificate that created the Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Go to the
Public Key Certificate Tab. Select Import, select "No Trusted Root
Certificate available", and then next. Import the Server Certificate that
you created above.
4.
After the import you should be able
to validate the certificate and use the certificate.
5.
The certificate is now ready to use.
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