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That is correct.
And not being picky, but you didn't request a "CA". That is a Certificate
Authority. Those are entities that "sign" or in laymens terms, vouch for
the authenticity of the actual certificate.
You are looking for a certificate. It will be signed by one or more CAs.
:)
It's very confusing... I know... :)
The request for the Certificate will need to originate from the IBM i
(through DCM of course). Unless there's some back door way to import a
certificate that I don't know about. Which is entirely possible.
Brad
www.bvstools.com
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 1:59 PM, Paul Therrien <ptherrien@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
Yeah, the original request for a CA was not made from the i. But the I
is in the domain and will be serving up web pages. I assume in order to
handle HTTPS requests on the I I need to have the certificate installed on
the i.
Paul
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