Importing Certificates - HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual

5. Click Generate.
6. Back on the User Interface page, click Export Certificate.
7. Click Export Certificate.
8. In the Export Certificate dialog box, click Download.
A dialog box says the export file called fusion.export.crt has been placed in the SFTP location.
9. Click OK.
10. Open an SFTP session (use your preferred SFTP client) using Administrator user credentials.
11. Enter the IP of the StoreOnce remote appliance you are registering and the Administrator user name
and password.
12. Navigate to the /repository folder where you will find the exported certificate (the
fusion.export.crt file).
13. Copy the certificate from the StoreOnce appliance to your local drive and close your SFTP session.
14. Rename the file using the IP address and a name for the appliance. Use the same name for this file
and the appliance Alias that you entered at registration for easy identification.
15. The alias name can consist of only a-z, A-Z, 0-9, .(Dot), and -(Hyphen) characters. The minimum
allowed length of the alias is two characters and the maximum length is 63 characters. The alias
name cannot contain spaces.
Example: 11.22.123.23RemoteApplianceA
16. To complete appliance registration, continue to Importing certificates on page 139.

Importing certificates

Your local StoreOnce appliance needs a copy of the SSL certificate for any remote appliance you are
registering. The SSL certificate allows the local appliance to confirm that the remote appliance it is
accessing is indeed a StoreOnce appliance.
Procedure
1. Open an SFTP session (use your preferred SFTP client) to your local StoreOnce appliance.
2. Copy the renamed certificates from your local drive to the StoreOnce appliance /repository folder
using administrator user credentials.
3. Return to your local StoreOnce appliance Management Console.
4. Navigate to Reporting Central Appliance Registration.
5. Click Import Certificate.
6. On the Import Certificate window, enter a certificate alias and then enter the file name of one of the
certificates. Your certificate alias should use the same name as the file/your appliance alias.
7. Click OK.
8. Import all other certificates using Import Certificate. Registration is now complete for the remote
appliance.
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