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BMC Server Automation 8.3 ... Configuring after installation Administering security

Using certificates to secure communication between clients and Application Servers

Typically BMC Server Automation uses self-signed certificates to secure communication between clients and Application Servers. However, you might choose to provision Application Servers with a CA-issued certificate or certificate chain. For more information about that procedure, see Securing communication with CA certificates.

In some situations, you might need to manually generate a self signed certificate for an Application Server. For more information about that procedure, see Generating a self-signed certificate for an Application Server.

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Last modified by Dave Wicinas on Jul 16, 2012
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Typical scenarios for using blcred
Generating a self-signed certificate for an Application Server
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