Avaya 882 사용자 설명서

Document No. 10-300077, Issue 2

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Security

A self-signed certificate is a certificate for which the issuer is the same as 
the subject (the entity whose public key is being authenticated by the 
certificate). To create a self-signed certificate, you must first complete a 
certificate signing request (CSR) and then you can self-sign it. Once self-
signed, the certificate is saved to a temporary file in the nonvolatile RAM 
(NVRAM). You must then restart SSL for the certificate to take effect. For 
information on how to restart SSL, see “

” later in 

this chapter. 

To create your X.500 distinguished name, which is unique across the 
internet, you need the following information:

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Two-digit country code

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State or province (full name)

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City

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Organization or company name

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Division or branch name

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Common name (host name of the server)

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E-mail address

To create a self-signed certificate: 

1.  In the navigation pane, expand the System > Administration > Security 

> SSL folders.

2.  Click Certificates. The SSL Server Certificate Web page is displayed in 

the content pane. See 

3.  Click Certificate Request. The SSL Server Certificate Request Web 

page is displayed in the content pane. See 

.