CA signed SSL Certificate Configuration for your NetFlow and sFlow Analyzer
Posted in General, NetFlow, NetFlow Analyzer, Scrutinizer, Security, sFlow on January 4th, 2011 by Danny
In this blog I want to talk about how to configure SSL for our NetFlow and sFlow Analyzer web authentication. The standard procedure to configuring SSL for HTTPS redirection has three basic steps.
- Generating SSL files.
- Installing a CA signed certificate.
- Configuring Apache to use SSL.
A. GENERATING SSL FILES
Three files are generated as a result of this process: the private key(.key), the Certificate Signing Request (.csr), and the public key or SSL certificate (crt). The private key contains encrypted information that identifies an institution or company. The Certificate Signing request contains the information found in the private key and a public key to be signed by a Certificate Authority (CA). Read more »
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