vRA-va.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
#Assumptions
#1 - A working internal certificate authority is setup
#2 - A template is setup to provide Client and Server authentication
#3 - OpenSSL has been downloaded and placed in C:\OpenSSL
#4 - The account running commands below have appropriate rights on the template
#5 - Each OpenSSL configuration has been configured with appropriate DNS names
-->
<Configuration>
	<Properties>
		<certPath>C:\OpenSSL\Certs\vRACerts\vRAva</certPath>
		<subjAltName>DNS: vravaprod, DNS: vravaprod.ss.local, DNS: vra1.ss.local, IP:192.168.1.100, DNS: vra2.ss.local, IP:192.168.1.101, DNS: vra1, DNS:vra2</subjAltName>
		<commonName>vravaprod.ss.local</commonName>
		
		<!--#OpenSSL config settings-->
		<openSSLCFGfileName>openssl.cfg</openSSLCFGfileName>
		<countryName>US</countryName>
		<stateOrProvinceName>MI</stateOrProvinceName>
		<localityName>CityName</localityName>
		<organizationName>Pondering</organizationName>
		<organizationalUnitName>Geek</organizationalUnitName>
		
		<!--#General variables-->
		<CertificateTemplateName>Copy of Web Server</CertificateTemplateName>
		<CertificateKeyLength>2048</CertificateKeyLength>
		<RootCA>dc1.ss.local\ss-DC1-CA</RootCA>
		<OpenSSLPath>C:\OpenSSL\bin\openssl</OpenSSLPath>
		<OpenSSLRootDir>C:\OpenSSL</OpenSSLRootDir>
		<CertPassword>1234</CertPassword>
	</Properties>
</Configuration>