Users are allowed to replace the default server certificate with an official one signed by a publicly known CA (for example, VeriSign or RSA Certificate Management).
To replace the default certificate
- Generate a key pair.
- Generate a certificate signing request (CSR) file.
- Send the CSR file to a well-known CA for certification.
- Import the signed certificate into a keystore.
The last step saves the keystore into the pronto/conf folder and changes the property setting in pronet.conf.
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Giles Day
So how do you generate a key pair, how do you generate a CSR.
Deborah Silvi
Raymond Mccabe
This is not very well defined: The last step saves the keystore into the pronto/conf folder and changes the property setting in pronet.conf.
What are the settings that need to be changed? What about CA Root? Does the service need to be restarted?