Avaya Aura - TLS server profile checklist for media tunneling interfaces

No. Task Notes
When installing the certificate, use a
descriptive name. For example:
conferencingManagementSipCert.
5 Create a TLS server profile using
the installed certificate.
See Creating a TLS server profile on
page 141.
When creating a profile, use the certificate
installed on Avaya SBCE in the previous step.
Provide a descriptive name for the profile. For
example:
conferencingManagementSipTlsProfil
e.
Related links
External native clients media configuration checklist on page 128
TLS server profile checklist for media tunneling interfaces on page 130
TLS server profile checklist for media tunneling interfaces
Perform the following tasks to create a TLS server profile required for SIP communications with
Avaya SBCE.
No.
Task Notes
1 Create a certificate signing request. See Certificate setup on page 135.
Use the following options:
• For Common Name, use the HTTP media
tunneling FQDN. For example:
media.company.com.
• For Subject Alternative Name, use the
HTTPS media tunneling. For example:
DNS:media.company.com.
2 Download and save the
created .KEY and .CSR files.
3 Send the .CSR file to a public CA
for signing.
4 Install the signed certificate and the
key on the Avaya SBCE.
See Installing a certificate and a key on
page 138.
When installing the certificate, use a
descriptive name. For example: mediaCert.
5 Create a TLS server profile using
the installed certificate.
See Creating a TLS server profile on
page 141.
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