Cisco Systems 3.3 Manual De Usuario

The Generate Self-Signed Certificate edit page contains the following mandatory 
configuration fields:

Certificate subject—The subject for the certificate, prefixed with “cn=”. We 
recommend using the Cisco Secure ACS name. For example, “cn=ACS11”. 
The Certificate subject field here can contain a number of content entries as 
comma-separated items; these include:

CN—common name (the mandatory entry)

OU—organizational unit name

O—organization name

S—state or province

E—email address

L—locality name

For example, the Certificate subject field might appear as follows:

cn=ACS 11, O=Acme Enterprises, E=admin@acme.com

Certificate file—The full path and filename for the certificate file that you 
want to generate. For example, “c:\acs_server_cert\acs_server_cert.cer”. 
When you submit this page, Cisco Secure ACS creates the certificate file 
using the location and filename you specify.

Private key file—The full path and filename for the private key file you want 
to generate. For example, “c:\acs_server_cert\acs_server_cert.pvk”. When 
you submit this page, Cisco Secure ACS creates the private key file using the 
location and filename you specify.

Private key password—A private key password for the certificate. Minimum 
length for the private key password is 4 characters, and the maximum length 
is 64 characters.

Retype private key password—The private key password typed again, to 
ensure accuracy.

Key length—Select the key length from the choices listed. The choices 
include 512 bits, 1024 bits, and 2048 bits.