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How You Configure CA Access Control for Virtual Environments for SSL Communication

By default, CA Access Control for Virtual Environments is installed with SSL support using a self-signed certificate. To configure SSL support with a different certificate, configure CA Access Control for Virtual Environments to use SSL when working with Active Directory.

Follow these steps:

  1. Obtain the users directory certificate in a DER, CRT, or CERT format.
  2. Add the certificate to the keystore.

More information:

Adding the Users Directory Certificate to the Keystore