How to Generate SSL Certificate Request and Private Key from the RSA SecurID Access Admin Console
Originally Published: 2017-10-12
Last Modified: 2023-10-06
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Issue
There is currently no obvious way to generate the private key and CSR from the Administration Console.
Resolution
- Navigate to Applications->Application Catalog and click Add for any SAML application. Note that you are not actually adding a new application and will cancel this process once you have generated the new certificate-related data.
- Go to the Connection Profile tab and scroll down and click the Generate Cert Bundle button.
- Enter a valid Common Name for your portal (for example: *.sso.mycompany.com) and then click Generate and Download.
- Click Close and then Cancel.
- Unzip the downloaded certificateBundle.zip and will see that it includes private.key and certsign.req files.
- Provide the certsign.req (CSR) file to your Certificate Authority of choice to obtain to obtain your SSL certificate.
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