To create the certificate request for the external interface of the Edge Server
- On the Edge Server, in the Deployment Wizard, on the
Deploy Edge Serverpage, next to
Step 4: Configure Certificates for the Edge Server, click
Run.
- On the
Welcomepage of the Communications Certificate Wizard, click
Next.
- On the
Available taskspage, click
Create a new certificate, and then click
Next.
- On the
Delayed or Immediate Requestpage, select the
Prepare the request now, but send latercheck box, and then
click
Next.
- On the
Name and Security Settingspage, type a friendly name for the
certificate, specify the bit length (typically, the default of
1024), verify that the
Mark certificate as exportablecheck box is selected, and
then click
Next.
- On the
Organization Informationpage, type the name for the
organization and the organizational unit (for example, a division
or department), and then click
Next.
- On the
Your Server's Subject Namepage, type or select the subject
name and subject alternate name of the Edge Server:
- The subject name should match the fully qualified domain name
(FQDN) of the server published by the external firewall for the
external interface on which you are configuring the certificate.
For the external interface of the Access Edge Server, this
certificate subject name should be sip.<
domain>.
- If multiple Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) domain names
exist and they do not appear in
Subject alternate name, type the name of each additional SIP
domain as sip.<
domain>, separating names with a comma. Domains entered
during configuration of the Access Edge Server are automatically
added to this box.
Note: For the subject alternate name, wildcard character naming is allowed. The wildcard character works for one domain level in the name. For example, if you type *.litwareinc.com as the Subject Alternate Name, names such as a. litwareinc.com and b. litwareinc.com would be validated, but a.a. litwareinc.com would not. Wildcard character naming is only supported for allowed and discovered partner domains, not for instant messaging (IM) provider federation. - The subject name should match the fully qualified domain name
(FQDN) of the server published by the external firewall for the
external interface on which you are configuring the certificate.
For the external interface of the Access Edge Server, this
certificate subject name should be sip.<
domain>.
- Click
Next.
- On the
Geographical Informationpage, type the location information,
and then click
Next.
- On the
Certificate Request File Namepage, type the full path and
file name of the file to which the request is to be saved, and then
click
Next.
- On the
Request Summarypage, click
Next.
- On the
Certificate Wizard Completedpage, verify successful
completion, and then click
Finish.
- Copy the output file to a location where you can submit it to
the public CA.