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Setting Up SSL Encryption
14.1. Creating a Self Signed Certificate
To create a Self Signed certificate, access the Text interface via Telnet or SSH, using a
password that permits access to Administrator level commands and then proceed as
follows:
1. Type /N and press [Enter] to display the Network Parameters menu.
2. At the Network Parameters menu, type 23 and press [Enter] to display the
Web Access menu (Figure 14.1.) Type 3 and press [Enter] and then follow the
instructions in the resulting submenu to enable HTTPS access.
3. Next, use the Web Access menu to define the following parameters.
Note:WhenconfiguringtheTSM/RSM,makecertaintodefineallofthe
followingparameters.AlthoughmostSSLapplicationsrequireonlythe
CommonName,inthecaseoftheTSM/RSMallofthefollowingparametersare
mandatory.
• 5.CommonName: A domain name, that will be used to identify the TSM/RSM
unit. If you will use a Self Signed certificate, then this name can be any name
that you choose, and there is no need to set up your domain name server to
recognize this name. However, if you will use a Signed certificate, then your
domain name server must be set up to recognize this name
(e.g., service.yourcompanyname.com.)
• 6.StateorProvince: The name of the state or province where the TSM/RSM
unit will be located (e.g., California.)
• 7.Locality: The city or town where the TSM/RSM unit will be located (e.g.,
Irvine.)
• 8.Country: The two character country code for the nation where the TSM/RSM
will be located (e.g., US.)
• 9.EmailAddress: An email address, that can be used to contact the person
responsible for the TSM/RSM (e.g., jsmith@yourcompany.com.)
• 10.OrganizationalName: The name of your company or organization
(e.g., Yourcompanyname, Inc.)
• 11.OrganizationalUnit: The name of your department or division; if necessary,
any random text can be entered in this field (e.g., tech support.)
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