Follow meThis article describes how to install an SSL certificate in 389 Directory Server to be able to use encypted SSL connection during synchronization. If you will be synchronizing with an Active Directory server, make sure SSL is enabled. You’ll also need a base-64 encoded SSL certificate from your Active Directory server.
2. Click the + sign corresponding to your server. Next, click the + sign corresponding to Server Group and click Directory Server. Finally, click the Open button in the Directory Server page.
3. Click the Manage Certificates button.
4. Click the CA Certs tab.
5. Click the Install button.
6. Select the in this local file option and specify the location where the SSL certificate can be found. Click Next when you are done.
7. Verify the certificate information and click Next.
8. Verify the certificate type and click Next.
9. Click the Done button.
10. Finally, click Close.Visit the forum to ask for help or to give a comment.
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Posted on 1/18/2009 and last updated on 11/6/2009
Filed under 389 Directory Server , Active Directory , SSL/TLS
April 25th, 2009 at 7:46 pm
Seriously, a how-to for a gui driven process? Especially helpful was #10, how many fedora users would find that info necessary? I believe you had windows users in mind when you created this web space wasting “how-to”.
April 26th, 2009 at 10:14 pm
Hi fed 10,
I do not know what you are looking for when you landed here but this is just a supporting article. Check out Fedora Directory Server Howto for the main how to article.