Use the commands in this section to activate the web-cert certificate on the Web server, and to activate the mta-cert certificate on the MTA.
Note
If you type web server certificate name ? at the command line, a list of all certificates in the certificates database will be displayed. However, only the "web-cert" or "system-self-signed" certificate can be activated. Likewise on the Email Security — Server appliance, if you type email-analysis mta certificate name ? , a list of all certificates in the certificates database will be displayed, but only the "mta-cert" or "system-self-signed" certificate can be activated.
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Activate the certificate:
hostname (config) # web server certificate name web-certVerify your changes:
hostname (config) # show webSave your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Note
To reactivate the system-self-signed certificate, use the no web server certificate name or web server certificate name system-self-signed command.
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Activate the certificate:
hostname (config) # email-analysis mta certificate name mta-certVerify your changes:
hostname (config) # show email-analysisSave your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Note
To reactivate the system-self-signed certificate, use the no email-analysis mta certificate name or email-analysis mta certificate name system-self-signed command.
Example
The following example activates web-cert on the Web server, which is currently using the system self-signed certificate.
hostname (config) # show web Web User Interface server: Web interface enabled: yes ... HTTPS certificate name: system-self-signed ... hostname (config) # web server certificate name web-cert hostname (config) # show web Web User Interface server: Web interface enabled: yes .... HTTPS certificate name: web-cert ...