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Creating an SSL certificate<br />

Basic configuration of the web application<br />

Use the free implementation of the SSL/TLS protocol OpenSSL to create an SSL<br />

certificate.<br />

The following websites provide detailed information about operating OpenSSL:<br />

OpenSSL project: http://www.openssl.org/<br />

Win32 OpenSSL: http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html<br />

OpenSSL manual: http://www.absolute-cool.net/dokus/ssl/openssl/<br />

IMPORTANT: Creating an X509 certificate requires the software OpenSSL. If necessary,<br />

follow the instructions on the websites mentioned above to install the software.<br />

The following pages give information on creating an X509 certificate.<br />

Special features for complex KVM systems<br />

If you want different devices to communicate within a KVM system, use the identical<br />

Certificate Authority (see page 20) to create certificates for those devices.<br />

NOTE: The identical PEM file (see page 23) can also be used for all devices. In this<br />

case, all certificate features are identical.<br />

Creating a Certificate Authority<br />

A Certificate Authority enables the owner to create digital certificates (e. g. for the<br />

matrix switch DVICenter).<br />

How to create a key for the Certificate Authority:<br />

IMPORTANT: The following steps describe how to create keys that are not coded.<br />

If necessary, read the OpenSSL manual to learn how to create a coded key.<br />

1. Enter the following command into the command prompt and press Enter:<br />

openssl genrsa -out ca.key 2048<br />

2. OpenSSL creates the key and stores it in a file named ca.key.<br />

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