Add the certificate to the server trusted storeĭownload the appropriate installer of OpenSSL from, where you can choose 64-bit or 32-bit installers according to your system architecture, use the full installer.įor Windows OS, a wizard can help you install the SDK. Configure the web application server (IIS) using the certificateĩ.
Create a certificate signing request (CSR) for the serverĨ. Create a configuration file for the certificateĤ. Create your own authority (become a CA)ģ. In self-signed certificates the CA authority is yourself, therefore, the steps to create a self-signed certificate is follow these steps:Ģ. You need writing permissions on the folder, so make sure you create it within a folder with permissions.įor this example we are going to use the following path C:\temp\M圜erts This path to the folder will be referred to as. We recommend that you create a folder to store the certificates to be issued within the following steps, so you can locate them easily. Then you issue and export the signed certificate in a P12 or PFX format. You sign the certificate with the root certificate of a Certificate Authority (providing the public key through a certificate signing request CSR). The illustration shows generating a certificate using a private and a public key pair. The Certificate Authority may not necessarily be an external one but can be set up locally by use of a self-signed certificate. The following illustration represents (at a high level) working with certificates. Therefore, you need to acquire a certificate from a Certifying Authority (CA). In production environments, you cannot use self-signed certificates. If you use self-signed certificates it is important that the certificate has the Subject Alternative Name field (SAN). Note: Although other browsers might not ask for a certificate to use the HTTPS protocol, it is advisable to configure HTTPS for all your environments (development, test, and production).Ĭertificate for Development and Test environmentsįor the development or test environment, you can either used purchased certificates (if you already have), signed certificates by a CA, or you can use self-signed certificates. It also requires that the certificate must have the Subject Alternative Name field (SAN). *) or common names protected by the same certificate. The Subject Alternative Name lets specify host names, for example, sites (e.g. Because Bizagi's Work Portal is accessed using web browsers you must set all your Work Portal environments using HTTPS.
Browsers have strengthened the security policies and require that web applications opened use secure protocols like HTTPS.
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