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Installing and Managing SSL Certificates
Jan 31, 2011
The process of installing SSL certificates involves uploading the certificate and key files to the SDX appliance, and then
installing the SSL certificate on the NetScaler instances.
Uploading the Certificate File to the SDX Appliance
For any SSL transaction, the server needs a valid certificate and the corresponding private and public key pair. The certificate
file must be present on the SDX appliance when you install the SSL certificate on the NetScaler instances. You can also
download the SSL Certificate files to a local computer as a backup.
In the SSL Certificates pane, you can view the following details.
Name
The name of the certificate file.
Last Modified
The date when the certificate file was last modified.
Size
The size of the certificate file in bytes.
To upload SSL certificate files to the SDX appliance
1. In the navigation pane, expand Management Service, and then click SSL Certificate Files.
2. In the SSL Certificates pane, click Upload.
3. In the Upload SSL Certificate dialog box, click Browse and select the certificate file you want to upload.
4. Click Upload. T he certificate file appears in the SSL Certificates pane.
To create a backup by downloading an SSL certificate file
1. In the SSL Certificates pane, select the file that you want to download, and then click Download.
2. In the message box, from the Save list, select Save as.
3. In the Save As message box, browse to the location where you want to save the file, and then click Save.
Uploading SSL Key Files to the SDX Appliance
For any SSL transaction, the server needs a valid certificate and the corresponding private and public key pair. The key file
must be present on the SDX appliance when you install the SSL certificate on the NetScaler instances. You can also
download the SSL key files to a local computer as a backup.
In the SSL Keys pane, you can view the following details.
Name
The name of the key file.
Last Modified
The date when the key file was last modified.
Size
the size of the key file in bytes.
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