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This appendix provides useful information on how to create a Self-Signed Certificate on the vFire Web Server. SAML requires an SSL Certificate so for testing purposes you may wish self-signing certificate to be added to the certificate store.
You are also able to use a 3rd Party Certificate as long as this has been installed to the Local Certificate store.
- Open Internet Information Services(IIS) Manager.
- Select the Local Machine from the Connections tree
- Select Server Certificates from the IIS section. <![CDATA[]]>
- Select Create Self-Signed Certificate.
- Assign a friendly name to the certificate.
- Click OK.
- Open the Microsoft Management Console (type MMC in app search).
- Select File > Add/Remove Snap-in.
- Select Certificates from the list and click Add.
- Select Computer Account.
- Click Next.
- Select Local Computer.
- Click Finish.
- Within the MMC Console, expand Certificates tree, expand Personal Tree, and then select Certificates.
- Right Click your certificate from the list (check Friendly Name column to find the one you just created).
- Select All Tasks > Manage Private Keys.
- Click Add.
- In the Enter the object name to Select field, type Network. <![CDATA[]]>
- Click the Check Names button.
- If prompted, login with your standard domain credentials.
- Select Network Service from the list.
- Click OK, Apply and OKagain. The certificate should now appear in the list of Signing Certificates in vFire Core.