
• When importing certificates or specifying the SSL method, be sure to restart the computer after all
settings are completed.
The following describes the procedure for Windows 2008 Server. Procedures may differ depending on
the operating system you are using.
Setting CA server
The CA server is a server that issues electronic certificates that allow communication by SSL. Any computer
where the SSL setting tool is installed can be used as a CA server.
Before enabling SSL communications, you need to establish a server as a CA server. SSL communication
among servers can be enabled provided that the other servers have imported the CA server's certificate.
Issuing certificates
A CA server issues a certificate to each server that will support SSL communication.
The first certificate that is issued is used to verify the identify of the CA server. The next certificate that is
issued is used to verify the identity of the server running Remote Communication Gate S.
Certificates
for other servers are issued when certificates are issued from the SSL setting tool for the second
time or later.
• At second issue or later, only the certificates for SSL communication are issued.
•
The CA server and the Remote Communication Gate S server can be the same computer.
Issuing Certificates (first issue)
1. On the [Start] menu, point to [All Programs], point to [Remote Communication Gate S], and
then click [SSL Setting Tool].
2. Click [Issue Certificate], and then click [Next>].
3. On the [Create CA Server Certificate 1/3] dialog box, enter the country area, and city, and
then click [Next>].
• [Country:] should contain a two-character country code. For example: "US" or "DE".
4. Enter the company name and organization name, and then click [Next>].
5. Enter the server name and e-mail address, and then click [Next>].
• Server Name:
Enter the host name of the computer. This is the host name of the computer that will act as the CA
server.
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