If your organization does not provide you with an TLS server certificate, you must request a new certificate that is signed by a CA. To obtain a new signed certificate you must generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and submit a certificate request to a CA. You can do this from the Horizon Console.
Note: The MANAGE_CERTIFICATES privilege is required for successful CSR generation.
Procedure
- Click Generate CSR from the Certificate Management page.
- Enter a subject name, for example, the current Connection Server name. If you are using a wildcard, enter an alternative name as well.
Note:
- The subject name must be in the form of the supported X.500 keys, for example, CN, L, O, OU, E, C, S, ST, T Title, G, I, SN, DC. See X.500 distinguished name for details.
- Click Generate CSR.
- Use the Copy and the Download buttons to copy or download the CSR, then provide it to your CA to give you a CA-signed PEM certificate. The downloaded file is named certificate_<timestamp>.csr.
- You can then import the PEM certificate using the Import button.