I am trying to create a Domain certificate on one of my servers. But I cannot select the CA when I run the Wizard.
The select is greyed out.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
You can enroll certificates from IIS only from default V1 WebServer template. This template must be added to your issuing CA server.
Reference: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserversecurity/thread/e3e43894-30d5-4064-93d1-96d46ef3de14
The Select button will be enabled only if a certification authority is correctly configured and exists on the domain.
Click here for more details.
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I've created a secured SF cluster from the portal, but I can't connect to the explorer from the browser or deploy my app from VS. I have the cluster certificate (the one it makes you create on a Key Vault when you first deploy the cluster) installed on my machine. I got the .pfx file from the Key Vault and installed it on my Windows machine both with double click/wizard and with Powershell Import-PfxCertificate cmdlet.
Still after that, VS says Failed to contact the server. Please try again later or get help from "How to configure secure connections"
I tried added an client "admin" certificate, but it only asks me for the Thumbprint or the subject name, where I put the ones from the previously created cluster certificate. I don't really know if I need to buy a client certificate to make it work, or where do I get it?
And as I said, I can't access to the explorer using the browser either. Any ideas?
Here some screenshots:
This error message might be:
- The certificate issuer authority is not trusted
- because the certificate you installed is not valid or does not target the domain you are trying to access.
if the certificate issuer is not trusted, you might have to:
Trust then, please see this link
Or, get a new certificate from a trusted and execute the steps below
If the certificate is invalid, or misconfigured:
The message is chrome telling you that the certificate is not valid, and you can proceed on your own risk. You should be okay if you click Proceed to xyz.dev.eastus.cloudapp.com.
To deploy applications from Visual Studio to the cluster, you have to install the PFX certificate in the machine, and add the thumbprint to the publish profile file. See more in this link
How to make it work:
Register the domain you want, here I will say as www.example.com
Register the CNAME record on your DNS provider pointing to your Service Fabric default domain likexyz.dev.eastus..cloudapp.com.
Get a PFX certificate from a trusted authority, or your own self-signed certificate if it is for internal use only.
Add the certificate to key vault
Configure the VMSS to use the certificates from key vault
Update your cluster configuration with your certificate thumbprint
This link and this link provides the documentation on how to setup the cluster certificates.
And the following link has a detailed explanation how setup applications:
https://ronaldwildenberg.com/custom-domain-name-and-certificate-for-your-azure-service-fabric-cluster/
If you just want to create secure cluster for Dev and Test purposes, you could just create from the portal and let azure generate the correct certificate for you. For production workloads, you should create your certificates, Please take a look at this link for more info.
I followed this link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/vpn-gateway-howto-point-to-site-rm-ps#Certificates to create a VPN in Azure. So,
I created a root certificate and uploaded to management portal.
Used PS script to create the VPN
Created client certificate and installed the VPN Client package.
My VPN is working as expected. My question is now can I delete this certificate from management store now ? Is it must to upload the certificate to management store to create this VPN ? How does the authentication works in this case ?
My question is now can I delete this certificate from management store
now ?
By default, we can't delete this certificate.
Is it must to upload the certificate to management store to create
this VPN ?
Yes, we have to upload the certificate to it, it is a by design behavior.
We can publish our public certificate to Internet, we only should keep the private certificate.
How does the authentication works in this case ?
Here a blog about how does certificate-based authentication work, please refer to this link.
you cannot delete the root certificate that you uploaded to Azure. It is used to authenticate the certificates presented by the connecting clients.
We have a SharePoint Server in a farm with SQL Server and Active Directory Server. and we are trying to create a self-signed certificate for use in SP App. The farm is hosted on CloudShare and we are unsure if the certificate is provided? or if you have manually create one.
if we have to manually create one, can you provide steps on how to do so?
Thanks
You can create a self-sign certificate from IIS for your local development.
Please follow the below url it will help you to create the self-sign certificate
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/shariq/2013/05/07/how-to-set-up-high-trust-apps-for-sharepoint-2013-troubleshooting-tips/
I'm trying to set up SSL for my Azure WebApp via Network Solution's SSL Service. The doubt I'm facing is, Azure asks for a SSL Certification in (.pfx) format (pic given below) and I do not have any sort of certificate with me right now.
However, Network Solution console allows me to attach SSL to my existing Domain. Pic given below:
My question is, do I go ahead with the Network Solutions based SSL Attachment solution or upload the *.pfx file Azure is asking for in the Management Console? I'm very confused. Thank you for taking the time!
Follow Brij's link to generate a valid pfx file, then
For a WebApp, go to the Azure Portal, browse to your WebApp >> Settings > > Custom domains and SSL >> Upload Certificate and complete the process to use your certificate. Set the domain to use the certificate you uploaded.
I need to add an SSL certificate to my site. My web hosting plan in "basic".
I added the site. I added the SSL certificate. But I don't see it in list.
You need to enable the binding between the domain and the certificate. It's right there in your screenshot: enable ssl bindings.