All of your certificates need to be in the same folder. Only edit one of the two if you have both. Restart your server. Once the file has been changed, you can start using your SSL certificate by restarting your server. Most versions can be restarted by entering the following commands: apachectlp stop apachectl startssl.
Method 3. Open the Exchange Management Console. You can find this by clicking Start, clicking Programs, selecting Microsoft Exchange , and then clicking Exchange Management Console. Once the program loads, click the Manage Databases link in the center of the window.
This is located in the left frame. Enter a memorable name for the certificate. This is for your own convenience and reference, and will not affect the certificate.
Enter your configuration information. Exchange should automatically select the proper services, but if it does not you can set them yourself. Make sure all of the services you need protected are selected. Enter in your organization information. Enter a location and name for the CSR file that will be generated. Make note of this location for the certificate ordering process. Copy the certificate file that you receive to your Exchange server. Install the Intermediate certificate. Click Add, select Certificates, and then click Add again.
Select Computer Account and then click Next. Choose Local Computer for the storage location. Click Finish and then OK. This will return you to the MMC. Select Certificates in the MMC. Right-click on Certificates, choose All Tasks, and then choose Import. Use the wizard to load the Intermediate Certificates that you obtained from your certificate provider.
See Step 1 for information on how to open it. Once the certificate has been loaded, click Finish. Ignore any errors that say the process failed; this is a common bug. Enable the certificate. Select your server from the list that appears and click Next.
Now, you have to assign your certificate to the default website. Indicate the path to your. From the drop-down list, select Personal as your certificate store and click OK Go back to the Connections section and click to expand the Sites folder. Select the website you want to secure Hover your mouse over the top-right Actions menu and select Bindings A new Site Bindings window will pop up.
Click OK and Close. Look for the file with the. Click OK Now you have to assign your certificate to your website. Go back to the Connections menu and expand the Sites folder. Select the site you want to protect Next, locate and click the Bindings option. Click Restart under the Manage Website Well done! How to add root and intermediate certificates via MMC? For an increased security, you must configure a different validator for client certificates by using standard WCF configuration mechanisms.
For increased security you may want to activate server certificate revocation list checking. Per WCF, you can configure this by adding the following configuration file parameters in the DialogListener. This applies to the client certificate. To install the client certificate, follow the steps listed in the "Requesting and installing a certificate," earlier in this article.
After installing the certificate, you must provision the Dialog Listener to use the client certificate. You need the thumbprint, as described in section earlier in this article entitled "Client certificate provisioning. Skip to main content.
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Note This procedure is necessary only if a subscriber requires client authentication. Types of SSL Certificates will help you better understand the pool of choices. Before we begin with what you need, it is important to note that you need full access and control of your web server. After you have figured out what all is needed, you can connect to your server and install a tool to generate an SSL certificate.
Run this command to get a certificate for you and Certbot will edit your Nginx Configuration automatically to serve it.
However, if you are uptight about the configuration of your Nginx, you can run the following command:. You will need to provide an email address when prompted. Now, set up a cron or systemd job to automate the renewal process. After you have selected your software and system, Certbot website will generate instructions you need to follow to deploy SSL. The Certbot configuration directory contains your account credentials, certificate, and private keys.
It is important to navigate to this location on your server and download a backup. You can set the cron or systemd job to renew the certificate twice a day. Here are the steps to schedule the cron job that renews the SSL certificate:.
Note: Replace the location with the one provided when you generated the certificate.
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