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Genera il CSR

CSR (Certificate Signing Request) è un file necessario per il rilascio di un certificato SSL.

Come generare il CSR?
  1. Compila i seguenti campi secondo le indicazioni fornite e senza caratteri diacritici.
  2. Il CSR sarà visualizzato nel sito.
  3. Copialo, incollalo in un editor di testo e salva come csr.txt – sarà necessario per richiedere il certificato SSL.
  4. Il secondo file generato è la chiave privata – sarà necessario durante l'installazione del certificato. Salvalo e non renderlo accessibile a persone non autorizzate.
  5. Tutti i campi sottostanti sono obbligatori.
Enter the full domain name to be protected with an SSL certificate, e.g. YourDomain.com
For Wildcard certificates, use the form: *.YourDomain.com
Nome completo dell’azienda o dell’organizzazione a cui appartiene il dominio
. Nel caso di persone fisiche, è necessario digitare nome e cognome.
Reparto dell’azienda che richiede il certificato, ad es., CED.
Sede del titolare del dominio, ad es., Legnano.
Nome completo della provincia in minuscolo, ad esempio, milano
Seleziona il Paese.
Inserisci il Tuo indirizzo e-mail.
Selezionare il tipo di chiavi pubbliche e private.
Grazie ai nuovi standard di sicurezza, qualsiasi certificato SSL scadenza il 1 gennaio, 2017 o dopo, sarà emessa utilizzando SHA-2 indipendentemente dal fatto che si seleziona qui SHA-2.
Il valore minimo è 2048 bit.
Selezionare la curva ellittica.
Le istruzioni per la generazione dei file CSR si possono trovare anche nelle FAQ, nella categoria File CSR.
Para la aplicación IIS, se recomienda generar el CSR directamente en el software del servidor.

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