Comodo SSL 코모도 그룹 한국내 공식 사이트

• From the administration panel, click System Databases and choose Open Domino Server Certificate Administration (CERTSRV.NSF) on the local machine. Click Create Key Ring.
• Enter a name for the key ring file in the "Key Ring File Name" field.
• Enter a password for the server key ring file in the "Key Ring Password" field.
  Note: The password is case sensitive.
• Select a key size. This is the size Domino uses when creating the public and private key pairs.
  Note: If you are using the international version of Domino, only the 512 bit key size will work for you unless you have Release R5.04.
• Specify the components of your server's distinguished name.
• Click Create Key Ring. Click OK.
• Click Create Certificate Request.

Note: You must select all the text in the second dialog box, including Begin Certificate and End Certificate when the CSR is requested.

• Launch the Domino Administration client.
• Select File-Open Server and select the Domino server you wish to administer, Click the file tab, double click on Server Certificate Administration database (certsrv.nsf)
• From the administration panel, click System Databases and choose Open Domino Server Certificate Administration (CERTSRV.NSF) on the local machine.
• Click Create Key Ring.
• Enter a name for the key ring file in the "Key Ring File Name" field.
• Enter a password for the server key ring file in the "Key Ring Password" field.
  Note: The password is case sensitive. If you are using the international version of Domino, only the 512 bit key size will work for you unless you have Release R5.04.
• Specify the components of your server's distinguished name.
• Click Create Key Ring. Click OK.
• Click Create Certificate Request.

Note: You must select all the text in the second dialog box, including Begin Certificate and End Certificate when the CSR is requested.

Start the MKKF utility by typing mkkf at the command prompt The system displays a menu page

Note: The MKKF utility places the keyring file in the current directory unless otherwise specified

Select N to create a new key ring file
After you type in a key ring file name, the next menu screen will come up
Select W to work with keys and certificates
Select C to create a new key and certificate request.
Type a password when prompted
Select P to choose PKCS#10 certificate request format at the next menu.
Select M to modify the certificate request fields at the next menu.

Note: The following characters can not be accepted: < > ~ ! @ # $ % ^ * / \ ( ) ?&

Country Name - The two-letter ISO abbreviation for your country
State or Province Name - The state or province where your organization is located. Note: Do not use abbreviations

City or Locality - The city where your organization is located
Organization Name - The exact legal name of your organization
Organizational Unit - Optional for additional organizational information
Common Name - The fully qualified domain name for your web server
Note: You will get a certificate name check warning if this is not an exact match
If you intend to secure the URL https://securearea.mydomain.com, then your CSR's server common name must be securearea.mydomain.com

Server Admin.'s email address - Your email address

Select R to create the key and certificate request
After the key and certificate request are created, select X to exit from MKKF utility
Save the changes to the key-ring file

Make a backup copy of your keyring file and store it in a safe place