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Organizations obtain long applied SSL, or Secure Socket Layer, certificates to provide security for their web servers and their clients' data.  These certificates are typically purchased from some trusted certificate vendor for utilize on public networks.  Intranet servers are distinct because they are not exposed to the public, nonetheless but may well require the degree of security offered by means of digital certificates.  With the event of internal servers, it is not mandatory to pay for a certificate, since you may configure your own certificate authority and save your company most money.
 
 
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Instructions
 
 
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1 Click "Start," "Server Manager," and choose "Roles."  Select "Certificate Services."  Click "Next."
 
 
2 Pick out "Authentication Authority," also then click "[http://www.hvacinstaller.com/training-schools-certification/ Certification] Authority Web Enrollment." Click "Next."
 
 
3 Select "Stand-by itself" and click "Following."  Select "Root CA" and click "Next."
 
 
4 Select "Create a new private important" also click "Next."  Accept the default cryptography choices or select your own options, plus click "Next."
 
 
5 Give your certificate authority a name on the "Configure a CA Title" panel. Click "Next."
 
 
6 Choose the time of time that is you desire this authority's certificates to remain valid. Click "Following."
 
 
7 Specify a position to the database, or take the defaults. Click "Next." Click "Install" to begin the installation process.  When the installation ends, your new certificate authority is ready to concern certificates.
 

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