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Chapter 5: Securing communication using TLS/SSL
To create and submit a certificate signing request (CSR)
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Create Certificate Signing
Request .
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. Click Download . The completed certificate request file is
downloaded to the Downloads folder.
5. Submit the certificate request file to your certificate authority.
To upload a root certificate, if needed
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Upload Certificate .
2. Click Upload root certificate .
3. Click Choose file , and browse to the file, and then click Open .
4. Click OK .
To use a certificate received from the certificate authority
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Upload Certificate .
2. Click Upload signed response .
3. Click Choose File , browse to the certificate file, and then click
OK .
4. Click OK .
5. Change security settings to use TLS/SSL and this certificate.
See Setting security to TLS/SSL below .
Setting security to TLS/SSL
To set security to use TLS/SSL
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Change Security.
2. Select the Use TLS/SSL check box.
3. In the list, select the certificate.
Downloading a certificate
You must make your self-signed certificate available for installation on
all client machines. Every client browser requires a certificate.
To download a certificate
1. Under TLS/SSL Certificate , click Download Certificate .
2. In the list, select the certificate, and then click OK .
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