How do I add an SSL certificate to an application?

How do I add an SSL certificate to an application?

An Internet Protocol (IP) address for your SSL certificate.

1. Copy the files into the default location on your server.
2. Install the certificate.
3. Import an SSL certificate from another server.
4. Set up the bindings.
5. Save the certificate and key file.
6. Configure httpd.
7. iptables.
8. Verify configuration syntax.

Can SSL certificate be shared?

A shared SSL certificate is an SSL certificate that’s installed on a web server that facilitates a shared hosting environment. A shared SSL certificate is installed on multiple sites that are on the same IP address. Thus, each website doesn’t get its own certificate. Therefore, website owners have no control over them.

How do I use an existing SSL certificate?

Enabling SSL using an existing SSL certificate

1. Import the SSL certificate into ArcGIS Server.
2. Configure ArcGIS Server to use the SSL certificate.
3. Configure each GIS server in your deployment.
4. Enable SSL for your site.
5. Import the certificate into the OS certificate store.
6. Access your site using SSL.

How to distribute SSL certificates to client computers?

You can use the following procedure to push down the appropriate Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates (or equivalent certificates that chain to a trusted root) for account federation servers, resource federation servers, and Web servers to each client computer in the account partner forest by using Group Policy.

How to add multiple SSL certificates to the same IP address?

Check the Server Name Indication box which enables our server to have multiple certificates installed on the same IP address by sending the hostname with the first stage of the SSL handshake. Repeat the same steps to add SSL for www.yourdomain.com but with a certificate where the CN name matches the domain name or a wildcard certificate

How to create a trusted certificate profile for a device?

Deploying a trusted certificate profile to devices ensures this trust is established. When a device doesn’t trust the root CA, the SCEP or PKCS certificate profile policy will fail. Create a separate trusted certificate profile for each device platform you want to support, just as you’ll do for SCEP, PKCS, and PKCS imported certificate profiles.

How can I Share my Self signed certificate?

You can also share client certificates like this by installing the client certificate (and the CA Root, since we are self-signing certificate) on other users on whichever machine to gain access as long as the client certificate matches the rule criterias of the mapping.