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1. In the Auto-Submit to CA, select Yes
2. In FQDN\CA Name, enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) and the name of the certificate authority (CA) server.
3. In the User Name field, enter the username to use to be authenticated with the CA server.
   Depending on the CA server used, the signing request can be processed only if the User Name is supplied in the username@domain format.
4. In the Password field, enter (and re-enter to confirm) the password associated with the username entered above.
5. The Common Name will be automatically set after having successfully joined the ASM to the domain

6. Enter the information pertaining to your environment:

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7. Click OK. A series of status messages will be dispatchedCurrent Activity Status messages are displayed:
   1. New Creation of a new certificate signing request: Panel

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   2. Import of the certificate

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   3. Ceritificate Import

   4. Action Successful

      The action succeeds

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Generating an SBA Certificate Signing Request

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1. In the Auto-Submit to CA, select No.
2. In the Subject Distinguished Name panel, enter the information pertaining to your environment.
3. Click OK. The following status message will be dispatched:Two Current Activity Status messages are displayed:

   1. Export CSR Action in Progress.

   2. Certificate Signing Request Complete.

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   Once complete - the certificate signing request is presented:

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