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After the CA approves the CSR and sends the certificate, upload the
certificate to iDRAC6 firmware. The CSR information stored on iDRAC6
firmware must match the information contained in the certificate, that is, the
certificate must have been generated in response to the CSR created by
iDRAC6.
Accessing the SSL Main Menu
1 Click System→ Remote Access→ iDRAC6→ Network/Security tab.
2 Click SSL to open the SSL screen.
Table 5-14 describes the options available when generating a CSR.
Table 5-15 describes the available buttons on the SSL Main Menu screen.
Table 5-14. SSL Main Menu Options
Field
Generate a New
Certificate Signing
Request (CSR)
Upload Server
Certificate
View Server Certificate Select the option and click Next to open the View Server
Table 5-15. SSL Main Menu Buttons
Button
Print
Refresh
Next
Description
Select the option and click Next to open the Generate
Certificate Signing Request (CSR) screen.
NOTE:
Each new CSR overwrites the previous CSR on the
firmware. For a CA to accept your CSR, the CSR in the
firmware must match the certificate returned from the CA.
Select the option and click Next to open the Certificate
Upload screen and upload the certificate sent to you by
the CA.
NOTE:
Only X509, Base 64-encoded certificates are accepted
by iDRAC6. DER-encoded certificates are not accepted.
Certificate screen and view the existing server certificate.
Description
Prints the SSL values that appear on the screen.
Reloads the SSL screen.
Processes the information on the SSL screen and continues
to the next step.
Configuring iDRAC6 Enterprise Using the Web Interface
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