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4.3.5. CA Certificate Configuration
The next step is to create a CA certificate for SSL access. Reply
y to the question Should setup configure apache's default ssl server for you?, then provide the following information as prompted.
- CA cert
- Enter a password for the certificate.
- Organization
- Enter the name of your organization.
- Organization Unit
- Enter the name of your department within your organization.
- Email Address
- Enter an email address to be associated with this certificate, such as the admin email entered in the steps above.
- City
- Enter your city.
- State
- Enter your state.
- Country
- Enter your country. The country code must be exactly two letters, or the certificate generation fails. Type
?to see a list of country codes.
* Enabling Monitoring. * Configuring apache SSL virtual host. Should setup configure apache's default ssl server for you (saves original ssl.conf) [Y]? ** /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf has been backed up to ssl.conf-swsave * Configuring tomcat. ** /etc/sysconfig//tomcat6 has been backed up to tomcat6-swsave ** /etc/tomcat6//server.xml has been backed up to server.xml-swsave ** /etc/tomcat6//web.xml has been backed up to web.xml-swsave * Configuring jabberd. * Creating SSL certificates. CA certificate password? Re-enter CA certificate password? Organization? Red Hat Organization Unit [satellite.example.com]? Sales Email Address [admin@example.com]? City? Raleigh State? NC Country code (Examples: "US", "JP", "IN", or type "?" to see a list)? US
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