Hi All,
We are using the following steps while creating/ importing/installing
the web certificates.
1. Generate CSR by providing details under Web Certificates >>
Generate CSR tab.
2. Sign the certificate signing request (csr) with the self-created
Certificate Authority (CA) using the following
command:*
openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in <test_server>-web.csr -CA ca.crt
-CAkey ca.key -set_serial 01 -out server.crt , *where *ca.crt*
is the /self created Certificate Authority/ and *ca.key* is its
key file.
3. Now, import /self created Certificate Authority/ *ca.crt* under
Web Certificates >> Certificate Authorities tab --------> Restart
the Configuration service when asked.
4. Now either upload this /self signed/ /Certificate/ *server.crt* as
a Certificate file or as a Certificate text under Web Certificates
>> Import Web Certificate tab by clicking on 'Import' button.
--------> Restart the Configuration service when asked.
5. After config UI is restarted, open a fresh browser window and
login to the config UI.
*Result:* The Certificate error is still shown.
Observation: After the /self created Certificate Authority /*ca.crt* is
imported under ' Trusted Root Certificates ' of the browser, login to
the config UI, does NOT display the certificate error and page directly
navigates to the login screen.
My query ---> Is it required to import the /self created Certificate
Authority /*ca.crt *under ' Trusted Root Certificates ' of the browser?
If not, this will be an issue and will raise a JIRA for the same.
Thank you in advance,
--
Regards,
Shruthi Sarpamale
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