
Click "Save to File" - This will save the CSR on your VPN Appliance.Select "Copy to Clipboard" (this will copy the contents of the certificate on the clipboard).When the "Certificate Request View" tab appears, perform the following:.NOTE If you are using a SAN Certificate, click "Define Alternate Names" and specify the particular names In the "Generate Certificate Request" window, locate the "DN" box and enter: CN= then click "OK".The CheckPoint SmartDashboard window will appear select "Yes" to generate this node's certificate.CA to Enroll From: Select the added Intermediate from the dropdown list.The "Certificate Properties" window will appear you will have to enter:.Click "Add" to create the CSR.ĮXAMPLE Gateway Cluster > IPSEC VPN > Add > Certificate Nickname (e.g.

Access the SmartDashboard, then open the "Device" properties for the device from which you want the SSL Certificate to be sent out.The "Certificate Authority - Certificate View" window will appear select "OK" to enable trust in the CA's Intermediate Certficate.Once the "OPSEC PKI" tab appears, select "Get" to find the IntermediateCA.crt that was sent to you by SSL247, then click "OK".

Enter your Intermediate Certificate name (e.g.

The "Certificate Authority - Certificate View" window will appear click "OK" to enable trust in this CA's Root Certificate.By clicking "Get" you will be able to browse for the "TrustedRoot.CRT" file that was sent by SSL247.Select the "OPSEC PKI" tab, then check the "HTTP Server".Once open, enter the name for your root certificate (e.g. The "Certificate Authority Properties" window will appear, which will require you to select the "General" tab.Right-click "Trusted CAs" and select the option New CA > Trusted.Access the SmartDashboard to view all devices on your network.Creating CSR & Installation of SSL Certificates on a Checkpoint VPN Appliance
