HP Systems Insight Manager | Administering the Software | Server Certificates

Administering the Software
Server Certificates

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	Introduction

The Server Certificate page enables you to view and manage the SSL server certificate of the central management server (CMS). HP Systems Insight Manager supports two types of certificates, self-signed and Certificate Authority (CA)-signed. A self-signed certificate is created by default during installation, allowing customers to browse to HP Systems Insight Manager. The self-signed and CA-signed certificates can be created after installation. The CA-signed certificate requires an internal certificate server or an external CA to sign the certificate.

HP Systems Insight Manager provides the following security certificate options:

Export server certificate. Select OptionsSecurityCertificatesServer Certificates, and then click [Export].
Edit server certificate. Select OptionsSecurityCertificatesServer Certificates, and then click [Edit].
Create new server certificate. Select OptionsSecurityCertificatesServer Certificates, and then click [New] .
Import server certificate. Select OptionsSecurityCertificatesServer Certificates, and then click [Import].