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Cisco Clean Access Server Installation and Administration Guide
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Chapter 12 Implement High Availability (HA) Mode
Configure High Availability
Figure 12-7
Generate Temporary Certificate
8.
In the SSL Certificate page, perform one of the following procedures, depending on whether you
intend to use a temporary, self-signed certificate or a CA-signed certificate:
intend to use a temporary, self-signed certificate or a CA-signed certificate:
If using a temporary certificate for the HA pair:
a.
Complete the Generate Temporary Certificate form and click Generate. The certificate must
be associated with the Service IP addresses of the HA pair.
be associated with the Service IP addresses of the HA pair.
b.
When finished generating the temporary certificate, choose Export Certificate Request from
the Choose an action menu.
the Choose an action menu.
c.
Click the Export Private Key button. You must import this key file later when configuring the
standby CAS.
standby CAS.
If using a CA-signed certificate for the HA pair:
a.
Choose Import Certificate from the Choose an action menu
b.
Use the Browse button next to the Certificate File field and navigate to the certificate file.
c.
Click Import CA-Signed Certificate to import the certificate. Note that you will need to import
the same certificate later to the standby CAS.
the same certificate later to the standby CAS.
d.
Choose Export Certificate Request from the Choose an action list.
e.
Click the Export Private Key button. You must import this key later when configuring the
standby CAS.
standby CAS.
Note
The CA-signed certificate must either be based on the Service IP or a host name/domain name resolvable
to the Service IP through DNS.
to the Service IP through DNS.
172.16.1.2