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You must first create an internal root certificate authority (CA) and a self-signed root CA certificate to serve as a trust anchor from which you can create other certificates for testing. The files used to create and maintain your internal root CA are stored in a folder structure and initialized as part of this process. Perform the following steps to:
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- Create and initialize the folders and files used by your root CA
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- Create a configuration file used by OpenSSL to configure your root CA and certificates created with your root CA
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- Request and create a self-signed CA certificate that serves as your root CA certificate
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> * Create and initialize the folders and files used by your root CA
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> * Create a configuration file used by OpenSSL to configure your root CA and certificates created with your root CA
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> * Request and create a self-signed CA certificate that serves as your root CA certificate
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1. Start a Git Bash window and run the following command, replacing *{base_dir}* with the desired directory in which to create the root CA.
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