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Principled Technologies, Inc.: Intel Server Board S5000PAL with Intel
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6. Click [Submit]. Acknowledge the “Potential Scripting Violation” by clicking the [Yes] button.
7. There should now be a page informing that there is a Certificate Pending.
Issuing the server certificate
Next we had to issue a server certificate as follows:
1. Select Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Certification Authority.
2. Click the server’s name.
3. Select Pending Requests.
4. Right click Pending Requests, select All Tasks, and choose Issue.
5. Close Certification Authority.
Installing the server certificate
We then installed the server certificate as follows:
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Go to the page http://server/certsrv again.
3. Click the View the status of a pending certificate link.
4. Click the Server Authentication Certificate link.
5. Click the Install this Certificate link.
6. Acknowledge the Potential Scripting Violation warning by clicking the OK button.
7. A message will note that a certificate has been successfully installed.
8. Close Internet Explorer.
Setting IIS to use the server certificate
We then set IIS to use the server certificate as follows:
1. Click Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management to open the management
console.
2. Select Services and Applications -> Internet Information Services->Web Sites.
3. Right click the Default Web site, and select Properties.
4. Select the Directory Security tab, and Click the Server Certificate button.
5. The Welcome to the Web Server Certificate Wizard window appears. Click Next.
6. Select Assign an Existing Certificate, and click Next.
7. Select your server certificate (Intended Purpose: Server Authentication). Click Next.
8. Accept the default SSL port (443) in the next window that appears, and click Next.
9. On the Certificate Summary screen click Next.
10. Click Finish.
Creating SSL Communication
Finally, we had to enable SSL communication as follows:
1. Go to Computer management - > Services and Application -> Internet Information Services.
2. Expand the Default Web site.
3. Expand wbtree.
4. Right click Wbssl, and select properties.
5. Select the Directory Security tab.
6. Click the Edit button under Secure communications.
7. Check Require secure channel (SSL).
8. Check Require 128-bit encryption.
9. Click OK.
10. Click OK.