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You have completed TCP service port configuration of the logical secure server and are
ready to specify the key to use.
SSL-server name
Ip address
Secure Port
Clear Port
Each ssl-server is associated with a key.
1. Key is stored in a file on a disk.
2. Want to use an existing or default Key.
Choose the option corresponding to your situation (1/2):
If you are using a key created with an IIS or non-PEM-encoded key or certificate,
Note:
use the default keys and certificates included with SSL device. After configuring the
device with the QuickStart wizard, use the configuration manager to load your own
certificate and key. See "Setting up a Secure Server" in Chapter 5 Configuration
Manager and "SSL Configuration Command Set" in Chapter C Command
Summary .
If you have the key on disk or available via a URL , type 1.
Enter the name of the key for ssl-server 'myServer':
Enter the name to assign the key. This name is used for identification only.
Note:
Key names can consist of Arabic numerals and upper- and lowercase alphabetic,
underscore (_), hyphen (-), and period (.) characters. Key names must begin with
an alphabetic character.
Enter PEM encoded X509 private key filename: a:\server.key
Enter the file name and path or the URL for the key as prompted. If the QuickStart wizard
is unable to find or load the file, you receive an error message and are allowed to restart
key assignment. After the key is properly loaded, configure the certificate as described
below.
To use a key already loaded into the appliance (including defaults) rather than key on disk,
type 2 when prompted to choose an option. All available keys are displayed. Enter the
name of the key to use. If you enter an invalid key name, you receive an error message
and are prompted to re-enter the key name.
CONFIGURE SSL-SERVER 'myServer' KEY
: myServer
: 10.1.2.3
: 443
: 80
Chapter 4 QuickStart Wizard
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