How to Issue A certificate in Certificate Authority server?

How to Issue A certificate in Certificate Authority server?

1) Start MMC Tool

Click Start -> Run -> Entry MMC and click 'OK'

2) Click File -> Add/Remove SnapIn...


3) Add Certificate Authority

Select 'Certificates Authority' in left panel and click 'Add' to move to right panel , Then Click 'OK'

4) Click Next


5) Issue The Certificate

A. Expand 'Certification Authority' Node;
B. Expend 'DBM-CA'
C, Click 'Pending Requests'
B. In right panel, Right click Request ID -> Issue.

6) Done

Now you can Install certificate from http://*.*.*.*/certsrv

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