United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. The use of SSL ensures that names, passwords, and other sensitive information cannot be deciphered as they are sent between the Web Adaptor and the server. Each web server has its own procedure for loading a certificate and binding it to a website. An SSL certificate is a digital file that contains information about the identity of the web server. It also contains the encryption technique to use when establishing a secure channel between the web server and ArcGIS Server.
An SSL certificate must be created by the owner of the website and digitally signed. There are three types of certificates, CA-signed, domain, and self-signed, which are explained below. Certificate authority CA signed certificates should be used for production systems, particularly if your deployment of ArcGIS Server is going to be accessed from users outside your organization.
For example, if your server is not behind your firewall and accessible over the Internet, using a CA-signed certificate assures clients from outside your organization that the identity of the website has been verified. In addition to being signed by the owner of the website, an SSL certificate may be signed by an independent CA.
A CA is usually a trusted third party that can attest to the authenticity of a website. If a website is trustworthy, the CA adds its own digital signature to that website's self-signed SSL certificate. This assures web clients that the website's identity has been verified.
From here you will click on your server name:. Step 3: Once you have done that, you are ready to create your certificate request. At this point, you will be asked for information about the certificate and the company requesting the certificate. Step 4: We suggest using the settings above, making sure the Bit Length is set to or higher. We like to go with and click Next. On the subsequent screen, you need to specify a filename where your Certificate Request or CSR can be exported.
Step 3: Finish your order, and they will provide you with a. Download this file and copy it to your web server. Now you have created a certificate request and completed it with the certificate authority and have your new SSL certificate ready to be installed. Step 2: Navigate to Server Certificates. Now you have generated the certificate request, completed it, and installed your certificate on your web server.
Now you need to bind the certificate to your website. Step 3: If you already have the https binding setup for your site, you will simply double-click on the https bindings and select the desired SSL certificate from the drop-down.
On the right-hand side and you will see the following window:. You will want to set the IP Address on your host. In my case, All Unassigned. Port should be automatically set to , if not, do so. This entry controls the size of the issuer cache, and it is used with issuer mapping.
When the issuers do not map to an account, which is the typical case, the server might attempt to map the same issuer name repeatedly, hundreds of times per second. To prevent this, the server has a negative cache, so if an issuer name does not map to an account, it is added to the cache and the Schannel SSP will not attempt to map the issuer name again until the cache entry expires.
This registry entry specifies the cache size. The default value is This entry controls the length of the cache timeout interval in milliseconds. In the case where the issuers do not map to an account, which is the typical case, the server might attempt to map the same issuer name repeatedly, hundreds of times per second.
This cache is kept for performance reasons, so that the system does not continue trying to map the same issuers. The default value is 10 minutes. To disable a key exchange algorithm, create an Enabled entry in the appropriate subkey. This entry controls the maximum number of cache elements.
Setting MaximumCacheSize to 0 disables the server-side session cache and prevents reconnection. Increasing MaximumCacheSize above the default values causes Lsass. Each session-cache element typically requires 2 to 4 KB of memory. The default value is 20, elements. To disable the PCT protocol, create an Enabled entry in the appropriate subkey. This entry controls the flag that is used when the list of trusted issuers is sent.
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