Certificate

Here you can upload or replace the certificate that Meeting Management presents to all incoming HTTPS connections.

During installation Meeting Management creates a self-signed certificate that you must replace with a new one. If you are uploading the certificate for the first time, please see requirements in the Before you start article, including advice on resilient deployments.

Note: Meeting Management does not have capabilities to create a certificate signing request. Use a separate tool, for instance OpenSSL toolkit, to create the private key and the certificate signing request.

To replace the certificate:

  1. Go to the Settings page, Certificate tab.
  2. Upload certificate to replace the expired certificate with a new one.
  3. Upload key.

  4. Save the details and Restart Meeting Management.

Certificate requirements:

  • The certificate chain should include the certificate of the CA that signed the certificate, plus any certificates higher in the certificate chain, up to and including the root CA certificate.

  • Your CDR receiver address, as well as any addresses your users will use for the browser interface, should be included in the certificate.

    Note: When the SAN field is used, Meeting Management does not look at the Common Name. The CDR receiver address must be included in the SAN field.