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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 51      Configuring Appliance Settings 
  Using Custom HTTPS Certificates
To view the certificate details:
Access: 
Admin
Step 1
Select 
System > Local > Configuration
.
The Information page appears.
Step 2
Click 
HTTPS Certificate
.
The HTTPS Certificate page appears, with the details of the current certificate for the appliance.
Generating a Server Certificate Request
License: 
Any
You can generate a certificate request based on your appliance information and the identification 
information you supply. You can send the resulting request to a certificate authority to request a server 
certificate. You can also use it to self-sign a certificate if you have an internal certificate authority (CA) 
installed that is trusted by your browser. The generated key is in Base-64 encoded PEM format.
Note that when you generate a certificate request through the local configuration HTTPS Certificate 
page, you can only generate a certificate for a single server. You must type the fully qualified domain 
name of the server exactly as it should appear in the certificate in the 
Common Name
 field. If the common 
name and the DNS host name do not match, you receive a warning when connecting to the appliance. 
Similarly, if you install a certificate that is not signed by a globally known or internally trusted CA, you 
receive a security warning when you connect to the appliance.
To generate a certificate request:
Access: 
Admin
Step 1
Select 
System > Local > Configuration
.
The Information page appears.
Step 2
Click 
HTTPS Certificate
.
The HTTPS Certificate page appears.
Table 51-3
HTTPS Server Certificate Information 
Field
Description
Subject
For the appliance where the certificate is installed, provides the 
commonName, countryName, organizationName, and 
organizationalUnitName.
Issuer
For the appliance that issued the certificate, provides the commonName, 
countryName, organizationName, and organizationalUnitName.
Validity
Indicates the timeframe during which the certificate is valid.
Version
Indicates the certificate version. 
Serial Number
Indicates the certificate serial number.
Signature Algorithm
Indicates the algorithm used to sign the certificate.