$$SSL Configuration$$

||include||style.htm|| ||include||body.htm|| $$Generate new Certificate Signing Request (CSR)$$ ||ifdef||ssl_per_domain|| $$for domain$$: ||domain|| ||else|| $$for server$$ ||ssl_host|| ||endif||

$$Current certificate details$$:

    	$$Domain (Common Name)$$	: ||cert_domain||

    	$$Issued by$$			: ||cert_issuer||
    	$$Valid until$$		: ||cert_valid||
    	$$Organization Name$$ 		: ||cert_organisation||
    	$$Organizational Unit Name$$ 	: ||cert_unit||
    	$$Locality Name$$ 		: ||cert_city||
    	$$State or Province Name$$  	: ||cert_state||
    	$$Country Code$$ 		: ||cert_country||

$$New details$$:

> ||include||table.htm||
> $$Domain / host name (also known as "Common Name")$$
> $$Organisation Name (eg. Netwin Ltd)$$
> $$Organisational Unit (eg. Engineering)$$
> $$State or Province (full name eg. none)$$
> $$Locality Name (full city eg. Auckland)$$
> $$Country Code (2 letter code eg. NZ)$$
> $$Contact Address (contact email)$$
> Certificate Bits (1024,2048)
> $$This will generate a new private key. Based on this a CSR is generated and an untrusted certificate. You need to send the CSR to you signing authority to get a trusted certificate$$.