HP StoreFabric Converged Network Adapters - Manual (Page 26)

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For more information, see "Generating a self-signed certificate for Microsoft and Linux servers (on page
14 )."
2. Change directories to /etc/ssl/certs.
3. Create a hash value:
openssl x509 -noout -hash -in hostname.pem
The output looks like the following example:
100940db
4. Create a symbolic link to the hash value:
ln -s hostname.pem 100940db.0
5. If the installed OpenSSL version is earlier than 1.0.0d, perform the following steps:
a. Build OpenSSL. Be sure that everything is linked statically.
b. To build OpenSSL statically:
/config no-shared
make
c. To create two hashes that point to the same certificate, change directories to /etc/ssl/certs for
SuSE or /etc/pki/tls/certs for Red Hat.
d. Run the following command:
c_rehash
e. Copy all *.0 and any other symbolic files to a backup directory:
cp –av *.0 <backup_directory>
Be sure the backup_directory directory is empty before the files copy over.
f. Make a backup of the openssl executable file that resides in the /usr/bin directory.
g. Copy the openssl executable file from version 1.0.0d or later to the /usr/bin directory.
h. Change directory to /etc/ssl/certs/ or /etc/pki/tls/certs, depending on the Linux
distribution, and then run the following command:
c_rehash
A new set of symbolic files is created.
i. From the newly created backup directory, copy all the symbolic files back to the
/etc/ssl/certs, or /etc/pki/tls/certs directory, depending on your Linux distribution.
j. Change the directory to /usr/bin, and then delete the openssl executable file version 1.0.0d or
later.
k. Copy the original openssl executable, recently backed up, to the /usr/bin directory.
l. Check that the certificate is installed correctly:
# curl -v --capath /etc/ssl/certs https://Hostname or
IPAddress:5986/wsman
If the command fails, the certificate is not installed correctly. An error message provides information
on any needed corrective action.
Setting up namespace security using WMI control
Manage namespace security with WMI control on a Microsoft Windows server.