If you are using the FileMaker default certificate or a certificate that does not verify the server's host name, you may see an error message.See Using the command line interface for the certificate command. To remove an imported certificate, use the CLI command fmsadmin certificate delete, and restart FileMaker Server for the change to take effect.If you do not import a custom SSL certificate, SSL is not used for database connections and the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) feature is disabled. When you import a custom SSL certificate, Database Server client connections use SSL and HTTP connections are routed to HTTPS. For example, a certificate filename should not include an asterisk (*) character. Note Certificate filenames should not include unsupported characters. Restart the worker machine for the new certificate to take effect. If you need to import a different certificate, click Start Over and delete the existing certificate and private key files.ĥ. Click Import to import the signed certificate.Ĥ. For Private Key Password, enter the password used for your private key file when you created the file.ģ.If you get a CA certificate bundle from your CA, you can use this file as the intermediate certificate file. If your custom SSL certificate requires an intermediate certificate file, for Intermediate Certificate File, click Browse and choose the intermediate certificate file.

If you use a different method to create the CSR-for example, using a CA's website-then choose the private key file you obtained through that method. See Creating a certificate signing request. For Private Key File, click Browse and choose the private key file (serverKey.pem) created in the CStore directory when you created the certificate signing request (CSR).For Signed Certificate File, click Browse and choose the SSL certificate file that you received from the certificate authority (CA).See Starting the Deployment assistant on a worker machine. Start the Deployment assistant on the worker machine.

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