How to- Add NetScalar Certificates to Virtual Servers

Login to NetScalar Gateway
Configurations —> Traffic Management —> SSL —> Import PKCS#12
Set “Output File Name” to whatever you want
Browse for the server certificate (.pfx)
Enter the import password (assuming the cert is password protected) and click ok
Go to Configurations —> Traffic Management —> SSL —> Certificates
Click “Install…” to install the machine certificate
Set “Certificate-Key Pair Name” to whatever you want
Browse the local appliance and find the certificate you previously imported
Copy same path from “Certificate File Name” to “Key File Name”
Enter the “Password” details assuming you have a password defined on the cert.
Click “Create”
Click “Install…” again to install the root certificate
Set “Certificate-Key Pair Name” to whatever you want
Browse to the local machine and find the root certificate (.cer)
Select “Certificate Format” as “DER” and click “Create”
With the machine certificate selected click the “Action” drop down and select “Link…”
Link the server cert to the root cert
Navigate to Configuration —> NetScalar Gateway —> Virtual Servers
Select the virtual server you want to modify and click “Open…”
Select the machine cert from “Available Certificates” then click “Add>” to move it to the configured column
Click on the root cert from “Available Certificates” and then click the dropdown beside “Add>” and select “as CA”
Click “OK” to submit your changes.
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