Generating a -signing certificate
The second step to configure your AD FS environment is to generate a -signing certificate for upload on the Authentication Management page in Arctera Insight Management Console.
Note: We recommend that you use the default key size for the certificate, which is 2048 bits. The largest certificate key size that we currently support is 4096 bits.
To generate a signing certificate
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Do one of the following to access the AD FS Management console:
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For AD FS 2.0 click Start, selectAdministrative Tools, and then clickAD FS 2.0 Management.
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For AD FS 2.1, click Start, enter**
AD FS Managementin theSearchfield, and then pressEnter**. -
For AD FS 3.0, click ToolsinServer Manager, and then selectAD FS Management.1. In the left pane of the AD FS Management console, expandService, and then selectCertificates.
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In the Certificates pane, select the certificate that is listed under the -signing section.
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In the Actionspane, clickView Certificate.
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In the Certificatewindow, select theDetailstab, and then clickCopy to File.
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In the Welcomepanel of the Certificate Export Wizard, clickNext.
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In the Export File Formatpanel, selectBase-64 encoded X.509 (.CER), and then clickNext.
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In the File to Exportpanel, enter a file path in theFile Namefield, and then clickNext.
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In the Completionpanel, review the specified information, and then clickFinish.
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Click OK to close the export confirmation dialog box. You can find the exported certificate in the file location you previously designated.
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