Enable SSL using an existing certificate

By default, SSL is disabled. You can use an existing SSL certificate, an intermediate certificate, or a self-signed certificate to run your appliance on a secure web browser. Using an existing certificate requires having an SSL private key and ensuring that port 80 is open.

NOTE: If you do not have a valid certificate, the appliance can generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) that you can send to your Certificate Signing Authority. You can download the private key and save it in a safe place. See Generate private key for new SSL certificate.

1.	On the left navigation pane, click Settings > Control Panel to display the Control Panel, then click Security to display the Security Settings page.

2.	Click Enable SSL and click I already have an SSL certificate, Can I use it?

3.	Click Use My Certificate.

4.	Under Optional SSL Settings, select one of the following certificate types:

◦	Private Key & Certificate (most common).

◦	What if I also have an intermediate certificate?

◦	PKCS-12 (.pkcs12, .pfx, .p12)

Enter the password for the PKCS-12 SSL formatted certificate.

5.	Browse to the key or certificate and click Apply Certificate.

The secure web browser using https is available.