I have created CA certificate in Salesforce.com and am in need of a signature by a third party for authentication.
would you please share with me the process or source of obtaining a signature and where I need to send my CA certificate?
Thanks
I have created CA certificate in Salesforce.com and am in need of a signature by a third party for authentication.
would you please share with me the process or source of obtaining a signature and where I need to send my CA certificate?
Thanks
I think, Lets Encrypt won’t issue a CA certificate. Do you mean CSR instead?
I think he means CA-signed certificates, am I right @Mah ?
yes, you are right, I need a CA-signed certificate.
actually, what happened I created this certificate in salesforce Org but it needs to authentication which means need to be a signed by the third party, and when I talked with salesforce support center they send me a list and one of the name was Let’s Encrypt.
Is this certificate for a particular web site? Does that site already exist? How is it hosted, or how is it going to be hosted?
yes, it is for salesforce.com which need to authenticate from the third party. if you have any information please share with me, I appreciate your help.
Is this something like this situation, where you're using a product from Salesforce that gives you a particular subdomain under salesforce.com for your application?
hi @Mah
Can you please give very specific details and screenshots if possible
A) Are you following a guide if so please share this
B) I have created CA certificate in Salesforce.com - very unlikely (check what a CA certificate actually is)
C) would you please share with me the process or source of obtaining a signature and where I need to send my - once again this doesn’t make sense
I am 90% sure you are trying to do this https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=security_keys_uploading_signed_cert.htm&type=0
However please please sit down and get the terminology correct to save you running around in circles
Andrei
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