A CA signed certificate is a certificate that has been issued and signed by a publicly trusted certificate authority (CA).
1 Export
- Export selected CAs certificates
2 Generate server certificate
Name
- Name of the selected CA
Key length
- Choose key length
- One of:
- 1024
- 2048
- 3072
- 4096
Encryption signature
- Choose type of encryption signature
- One of:
- SHA-1
- SHA-256
- SHA-384
- SHA-512
Common Name
- Enter the CA common name
- Maximum length of the text is 64
- Required
Validity (in days)
- Enter CA certificate name
- Minimum value is 30
- Maximum value is 730
- Required
Password
- Enter password which will be used to open the file
Type
- Choose the type of custom attributes, which are pieces of data that are embedded only in the CSR
- One of:
- Distinguished_Name
- NT_principal_Name
- RFC822_Name
- DNS_Name
Value
- Enter the value of type
- Global variables available
- Required
Remove
- Remove chosen custom attribute
Clear
- Remove all custom attributes
Add
- Add custom attribute
3 CA certificate info
- Main information contained in the CA certificate
4 CAs create
Name
- Enter CA certificate name
- Maximum length of the text is 64
- Required
Common name
- Enter common name
- Maximum length of the text is 64
- Required
Country code
- Enter country code
- Maximum length of text is 2
State or province
- Enter state or province name
- Maximum length of the text is 128
City
- Enter city name
- Maximum length of the text is 128
Organization
- Enter organization name
- Maximum length of the text is 64
Organization unit
- Enter organization unit name
- Maximum length of the text is 64
Key length
- Select one of available key lengths
- Required
Encryption signature
- Select encryption signature
- One of:
- SHA-1
- SHA-256
- SHA-384
- SHA-512
- Required
Certificate validity (in days)
- Enter number of days of certificate validity
- Maximum value is 3650
- Required
Signing certificate
- Select one of available signing certificates