Configuration Guide

Managing HTTPDCertificates
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3. In the Private Key File field, click Browse to select the private key from the local
folder and click Open to upload.
4. In the Passpharse field, enter the passphase for the selected private key.
5. In the Alias for this Key field, enter the alias name to assign another name for the
selected new key.
6. Click Save to save the configuration or click Cancel to cancel the changes.
The added private key details are displayed in the certificates table.
7. (Optional) Select the required private key(s) and click Delete, to remove keys.
Tip:
Active and default private keys cannot be deleted.
Use Ctrl / Shift to select multiple records to delete.
Field Descriptions
Use the data in the following table to use the Add Private Key screen.
Name Description
Private Key
File
Configures a new private key for the certificate to encrypt
messages intended for a particular recipient. These
messages can be deciphered only by using the defined
private key.
Passpharse Configures the passphrase that needs to be used to decrypt
the file containing the private key. If the private key is not
encrypted, leave this field blank.
Alias for
this Key
Configures a unique string to identify the key entry of the
certificate which you intend to use.
Binding a Certificate
Use this procedure to bind a Key and a certificate to the HTTPD server.
Before you begin