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2
Click the Update button.
3
Select the Generate a new Self-Signed Certificate radio button and enter
the following fields:
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Common Name: your name. (Since this is your root certificate, use an
appropriate name such as, "Company_Name Certificate Authority.")
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Organization: organization unit name (marketing, for example).
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City or Locality: the city where your organization is located.
•
State or Province: the unabbreviated state or province where your
organization is located.
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Country: the two-letter ISO abbreviation for your country.
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Email Address: the email address for the Certificate Authority (CA) to
contact.
4
Click Generate to create the certificate.
To upload a new certificate:
1
Click the Upload a New Certificate radio button.
2
Select the method (Filesystem, TFTP, FTP, or HTTP).
3
Click Browse to search for the certificate or enter the certificate filename.
4
Select Install. Close the web browser, then launch the OBWI again for the
same IP address.
NOTE: If importing a company certificate file, it may take up to 30 seconds for the
OBWI to launch.
5
When prompted, click to view the certificate and follow the instructions to
import the certificate into the Root Certificate Authority folder. After the
certificate is stored, the user should not see the certificate warning.
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