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| wording (martin) | azure certificate is self-signed only (martin) | ||
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| You need a TLS/SSL certificate to secure your FTPS server. Ideally you should acquire the certificate from a certificate authority. | You need a TLS/SSL certificate to secure your FTPS server. Ideally you should acquire the certificate from a certificate authority. | ||
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| - | //Note that [[guide_microsoft_azure#windows|Microsoft Azure Windows servers]] come with signed certificate, so you do not need to acquire one.// | ||
| You may also create a self-signed certificate locally, but in such case users of your FTPS server [[ftps#certificate|will be warned]], when connecting to the server. | You may also create a self-signed certificate locally, but in such case users of your FTPS server [[ftps#certificate|will be warned]], when connecting to the server. | ||
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| * Click on //Create Self-Signed Certificate// action. | * Click on //Create Self-Signed Certificate// action. | ||
| * Specify a certificate name (e.g. "%%FTP%% Server") and submit with //OK//. | * Specify a certificate name (e.g. "%%FTP%% Server") and submit with //OK//. | ||
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| + | //Note that [[guide_microsoft_azure#windows|Microsoft Azure Windows servers]] come with self-signed certificate, so you do not need to acquire one.// | ||
| &screenshotpict(iis_certificates) | &screenshotpict(iis_certificates) | ||