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Chapter 5: Securing communication using TLS/SSL
Chapter 5: Securing communication using TLS/SSL
To use TLS/SSL security for secure web sessions via https, you must
install digital certificates on the servers. These can be self-signed
certificates or certificates from a certificate authority. Depending on the
certificate authority, you may have to also upload a root certificate to
ensure that the chain of trust will function as expected.
Using RightFax tools, you can use only the X509 Certificate, Base64
encoded.
Note If you reset a Remote DocTransport Server to factory defaults,
you must repeat the process of uploading and installing a certificate.
Start here
To open TLS/SSL Certificate settings
1. Sign in to RightFax on the Remote DocTransport Server. See
Signing in to the RightFax administration program on page 6 .
2. In the left pane, click System , and then expand
TLS/SSL Certificate . Current settings appear above the options
to change them.
Using a self-signed certificate
To use a self-signed certificate
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Create Self-Signed
Certificate .
2. In the Common name box, enter the fully qualified domain
name of the server. The default server name is rfrdts . Each
additional Remote DocTransport Server must be given a unique
name.
3. Enter your identifying organizational information in the:
Organization , Organizational unit , City/Locality ,
State/Province , and Country/Region boxes, and then click
OK .
4. When Remote DocTransport Server shows a message that the
certificate was created, click OK .
5. Change the security settings to use TLS/SSL and this
certificate. See Setting security to TLS/SSL on the next page .
6. Download the certificate to make it available for installation on all
client machines. See Downloading a certificate on the next
page .
Using a certificate from a certificate authority
To use a certificate from a certificate authority, first create a certificate
signing request (CSR) and then download and submit the CSR to the
certificate authority. After you receive the certificate, upload the
certificate to the server, and set security to use the certificate.
OpenText RightFax 12 Remote DocTransport Server Administrator Guide