Signing a server certificate

Signing a certificate is a simple procedure. Certificates look a lot alike. The Certificate Management stores look a lot alike Follow the procedure carefully confirming at each step that you are working in the correct stores with the correct root and server certificate
Prerequisites: You are working in Workbench on the PC (Supervisor or otherwise) that you used to create the root certificate.
Perform the following steps:
  1. Click Tools > Certificate Signer Tool.
    The Certificate Signing window opens.
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    Notice that the CA Alias identifies the root certificate.

  2. Click the folder icon to the right of Select a certificate signing request to sign:, navigate to the serverCSRs folder you created (My Host > My File System > User Home > certManagement > serverCSRs), click the server CSR, and click Open.
    the Certificate Signing window for the server certificate opens.
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  3. Verify that the Subject identifies the expected platform/station IP address or domain name and that the CA Alias identifies the root certificate.
  4. To sign the certificate, enter the root certificate’s CA Password and click OK.
    The certManagement folder opens.
  5. Double-click the signedCSRs folder and click Save.
You now have a signed server certificate request.