Installing the private key and certificate

Note: Change the permissions of the key cert and the CA cert to ncm:voyence, using command:

chown ncm:voyence <Key_Cert_filename> <CA_Cert_filename>

Use the following steps to install the private key and certificate on Network Configuration Manager.

Step	Action
1	Log into the server as a user with administrator privileges.
2	Type the following command to change directories to [Product Directory]\tools\ssl, and then press Enter: cd [Product Directory]\tools\ssl Where [Product Directory] is the path to the directory you installed Network Configuration Manager to initially.
3	Type the following command and press Enter: perl ssl-utility.pl –install <private key file> <certificate file> For example: perl ssl-utility.pl –install server.key certnew.cer
4	The installer prompts you to confirm that you want to install the private key and certificate. Type Y, and press Enter.
5	Partially through the certificate install, you are prompted to enter a password to protect the private key and Java keystore. This password must be at least six characters. Enter a password, and press Enter. Once the utility completes, the ncm-as and Apache services are restarted, and a message displays indicating the SSL configuration is complete.
6	Place the Certificate Authority (CA) root certificate on each Device server.
7	Download the CA root certificate in base64 format, and save the file as ca-root-cert.crt. The root certificate is available from the Certificate Authority’s website.
8	Copy this file to each Device server, and place it into the [Product Directory]\conf\CA\ directory.
9	Run the perl [Product Directory]\conf\CA\cert_hash.pl utility on each Device server.