Chapter 6 – RouteFinder Software
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Administration > Site Certificate
Administration > Site Certificate
Public keys are used as the encryption algorithm for security systems. For the validity of public keys, certificates are issued
by a Certificate Authority. The Certificate Authority certifies that the person or the entity is authenticated and that the present
public key belongs to that same person or entity. As the certificate contains values such as the name of the owner, the
validity period, the issuing authority, and a stamp with a signature of the authority, it is seen as a digital pass. On this screen,
you enter server certificate information, which the firewall needs to authenticate itself to your browser. After saving the
settings, the browser’s security information settings have to be cleared.

Enter the Certificate Information

Country Code – Use the default (United States) or change to the country of operation.
State or Region – Type the state, province, region, etc. of operation.
City – Type the city name.
Company – Type the company name.
Organization Unit – Type the organizational unit (e.g., Sales & Marketing).
Contact Email – Type the email address of the contact for RouteFinder certificate data (e.g., the RouteFinder
administrator) over the default (myname@mydomain.com).
Firewall Host Address – Enter the RouteFinder‘s host address. Use the same address that you will use to
open the Administration Access interface. It can be one of the RouteFinder IP addresses.
• Example: If you access Administration Access with https://192.168.10.1, the Host Address must also
be 192.168.10.1. If you access Administration Access with a DNS host name (e.g., https://MultiAccess
Communications Server.mydomain.com), then use this name instead.
• Note: The Host Address field MUST match the host Address or IP Address that you use in your
browser to open Administration Access.

Click Save

The browser will reconnect to the VPN. At the security Alert screen, click View Certificate. Then click Install
Certificate if you have not previously installed it:
Install the Certificate into the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Store
1. When the first screen displays, click the Install Certificate button.
2. On the Welcome to Certificate Import Wizard screen, click the Next button.
3. On the Certificate Manager Import Wizard screen, click Next. You can elect to have the certificate
automatically placed into a directory or you can Browse and choose your own directory. If you elect to
place all certificates into a selected location, follow the on-screen prompts for Select Certificate Store,
Physical Stores, and Root Stores.
4. When the certificate has been added to the Root Store, the Completing the Certificate Manager Import
Wizard displays. Click Finish.