3. Read the Information screen and then click Next.
4. In the Certificate Signing Request screen, create the certificate.
a. Enter the information about the library and organization.
b. Click Generate CSR.
The wizard displays the certificate in the lower pane.
c. Click Select CSR.
d. Use a web browser copy command, such as Crtl-c to copy the certificate generated by the wizard
is now in your computer copy buffer.
5. Paste the certificate into the appropriate field in your Certificate Authority and then have the Certificate
Authority sign the certificate.
6. In the wizard Certificate Signing Request screen, click Next.
7. In the Signed Certificate screen, paste the signed certificate into the Signed Certificate pane and
then click Finish.
8. To verify that the certificate is being used, open an https connection to the library from a server or
computer where the server-side certificate has been imported.
IMPORTANT:
If the server-side signed certificate is not imported correctly, the library will revert to the built-in
certificate.
Backing up a custom certificate
Procedure
1. Navigate to the RMI Configuration > Web Management screen.
2. In the Backup Custom Certificate section, click Backup Custom Certificate.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen to save the custom certificate to a folder accessible from the
computer running the RMI.
Restoring a custom certificate
Procedure
1. Navigate to the RMI Configuration > Web Management screen.
2. in the Restore Custom Certification section, click Browse and then select the custom certificate file
from the local computer.
Configuring the RMI session timeout
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