Creating a server certificate on Windows Server 2008
1 Create a certificate server in Windows 2008. Refer to the Microsoft TechNet article: Active Directory Certificate Services Step-by-Step Guide for more information.
2 Request an Internet server certificate in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7. Notice that the common name is typically the last visiting URL (for example, the common name is www.spssmrdc.com). You must replace the default common name with the server name you specify during server installation. Refer to the Microsoft TechNet article “Request an Internet Server Certificate (IIS 7)” for more information.
3 While still in IIS, send the certificate request to the certificate server: http://<certificateserver>/CertSrv
4 Issue the certificate request from the certificate server. Refer to the Microsoft support article: Secure an ASP.NET Application Using Client-Side Certificates for more information.
5 Download the certificate file from: http://<certificateserver>/CertSrv
6 In the UNICOM Intelligence server's IIS application, click Complete Certification Request to import the certificate.
7 Add a site binding with https, select the server certificate, and select the Require SSL option for the website where you want to install UNICOM Intelligence.
8 In the UNICOM Intelligence server's host file, input the certificate server's IP address along with the certificate common name (for example, 9.115.21.200 www.<servername>.com)
Note If the SSL certificate is assigned to a fully qualified domain name, you must change the LocalImageUrl value.
9 Install UNICOM Intelligence Server with SSL enabled.
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