Multi-machine deployments: purchase a wildcard certificate that can be imported on all machines.
Validate by email that you are the owner of the domain name specified in the CSR. Select "Other" as the server software used to generate the CSR. Select a signature hash algorithm (use SHA-2 with SHA-1 root). (Including -Begin Certificate Request- and -End Certificate Request-) Paste or upload the contents of your CSR: Open serverRequest.pem in a text editor and copy the entire contents into the space provided on the CA’s website. 
To complete the purchase, you may be asked to do the following: If you use a certificate not on this list, be sure to test the certificate before using it in production. The following certificates were tested by FileMaker Inc. Select a SSL certificate to purchase from a Certificate Authority (CA).
Cick Download to save a copy of serverRequest.pem to your Downloads folder. serverKey.pem: private key file required for the certificate import process. serverRequest.pem: CSR required for the SSL purchase process. This will create the following files in /FileMaker Server/CStore/ : Wildcard certificates are recommended for multi-machine deployments. For wildcard certificates, specify the domain name using an asterisk *. 
Specify your domain name, company name, and a private key password.Enable “Use SSL for database connections”.Go to the Admin Console ( Database Server > Security.When purchasing a SSL certificate, the CSR tells the Certificate Authority what domain to issue the certificate for.
When you purchase a new domain, you may recieve a new email account through the DNS registrar that you can use to validate that you are the owner of the domain.Ī create a certificate signing request ( CSR) is a hash file containing information about your domain, including the domain name, company, etc. For multi-machine deployments, each machine should have its own domain or subdomain. If you already own a domain, you may instead purchase a subdomain (such as ) instead of getting an entirely new domain. Please keep the following points in mind: To obtain a FQDN, you must register your unique domain name with a DNS registrar who keeps the domain in sync with your server's IP address. Your Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) is the public-facing address that you would like to use to access FileMaker Server. Purchase a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) Follow the process in this article to obtain a new certificate or replace an expired certificate. The standard FileMaker SSL certificate installed by default is available for test purposes only. If security is important to your operations, all machines running FileMaker Server should have a custom SSL certificate.
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