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Now I need to focus on the non-SAP part of the exercise. The CSR is already in place, so the CA needs to do the signing. But I don’t have a CA yet, so I need to build one. When you log in to your SSL.com account, the Account menu offers different options as shown in the following image. In case of any errors, please refer to the appendix for troubleshooting information. 4.3 Import Certificate – USB Token Consider entering a clear and concise Action Name that best describes the function of the new action you are creating. When you try to execute this action you will have to select it from the actions list, by this name. Drivers Note: You will need to install the SafeNet drivers and client software on any computer from which you want to use your EV Code Signing Certificate token to sign code.

This menu item allows the user to import a private key to use when generating a new certificate. For more information, please refer to Private Key Import Wizard. 2.6 Install Intermediate Certificates The deployment process may take some time, but afterwards you will be shown the above message, containing the status of the pre-deployment and post-deployment commands, as well as the status of the deployment procedure itself. 8.1.3 Export Selecting the Complete Certificate Request menu item will prompt you to select a certificate file and proceed to install it. In case of errors, SSL Manager will show a message box with relevant information. 2.3 View Pending Certificate Requests B.) insure that you are installing the certificate on the same PC or server that was used to generate the certificate request; or,Every new instance of SSL Manager must be verified by the admin of your SSL.com team account. Although this seems inconvenient, it prevents someone from using an instance of SSL manager (and billing your account) without your direct authorization. To approve a new installation of SSL Manager, please follow the steps in this how-to.

If you received an error message about the private key/certificate request being missing, then try the following from a Command Prompt opened as Administrator (substitute “serial number” with your certificate’s actual serial number, in quotes, including spaces): As a result, I see that the server certificate is no longer self-signed, but the entire certification chain is visible: Following the credentials, is the Pre-deploy Commands field. In this text field you can type normal Bash commands. SSL Manager will take these commands and execute them in the remote server (over the SSH connection) before the deployment procedure begins. Similarly, the Post-deploy Commands field accepts Bash commands that will be executed after the certificates have been deployed. The pre- and post-deployment commands feature allows you to have complete control over the deployment process. You’ll repeat steps 9 – 18 until all certificate files have been imported into their corresponding certificate store(Trusted Root, Intermediate, Personal) .If you need to include the private key in the exported bundle, read on. Otherwise, you can jump to the next section for instructions on how to export a certificate without a private key. 9.1.1 Export with a private key Key generation is the basis of a certificate. You already know this part: openssl genrsa -out intermediateUsersCA/testuser.key.pem 4096 For example, to validate using a CSR hash, you must select the HTTP CSR Hash validation method using the relevant option box and use the information in the form to create the correct hash file in your server (i.e. /var/www/html/.well-known/pki-validation/.txt) that contains the expected information.

When you are presented with the choice in the “Certificate Export Wizard”, you must select the “Yes, export the private key” option. SAP supports the Secure Network Communication Protocol (SNC), which is based on SSL. However, it must be explicitly configured to enable secure communication between the SAP GUI and the SAP server. I will try to explain how to do this. The first step is to prepare certificates on the SAP side. For this I need a Certification Authority (CA), which has to be built from scratch in a very simplified version. This will make it possible to encrypt the communication between the client and the server. Then I will look at the possibility of authenticating the client with a certificate, which will provide SSO functionality.This button allows the user to perform automated certificate information validation for DV certificates. If the certificate request pertains to a code-signing certificate, then the form shown is different than the one shown in section 9.5. In both cases, it is important to understand that the private key must be a text file. Regardless of whether you pasted into the input box or loaded it using explorer, the contents of the file will be shown in the text box. This means that the contents should be text and not binary. If you don’t have your own certificate store, you should allow Windows to choose the certificate store that best suits the certificate type you have provided. Then the system asks for the signature algorithm, but the PSE algorithm is fine. I don’t want any alternative names either, so I just accept the defaults. The result is a certificate request that can be saved to a file or copied to a text file.