OPERA Client Installation For Self Signed SSL Implementation

OPERA Client Installation for SelfSigned SSL Implementation
TASC and Technical Services

August 2015
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OPERA Client Installation for Self-Signed SSL Implementation

Step 1
This process will explain
OPERA Client Installation for
Self Signed SSL
implementation.
This process should be

performed on each OPERA
Workstation.

Step 2
NOTE: It is expected that
client workstations will
receive an error regarding the
website's security certificate
when logging into OPERA,
similar to the one shown
here.

Step 3
By selecting Continue to this
website (not recommended),
OperaLogin should be
displayed and OPERA should
be accessible.

Step 4
Use the following steps to
rectify the Certificate error.

Step 5
Double-click the OPERA V5
Thin application.

Step 6
Either run the client-side
executable that was copied to
the workstation from the last
steps, or click the Install
Client SSL Certificate button
on the OPERA login page.

Step 7
Click the Install Client SSL
Certificate button.

Step 8
A new tab will open, with the
same certificate error as the
OPERA login page.

Step 9
Click the Continue to this website
(not recommended). link.

Step 10
If you are logged into the
Workstation as an
administrator user, you can
click Run...
Click the Run button.

Step 11
...If you are NOT logged into
the Workstation as an
administrator user, you will
need to click the drop-down
arrow and select Save As...

Step 12
Click the Drop Down button.

Step 13
Click the Save as button.

Step 14
Click the Computer link.

Step 15
Double-click in the D:\
Drive field.

Step 16
If the D: or C:\Upgrade folder
does not exist, create it, then
save the file here.

Step 17
Double-click the Upgrade
folder object.

Step 18
NOTE: In this example, the
client-side executable was
already copied to this
location.

Step 19
If the client-side application
was not copied to the
workstation, do not change
the name of the application
and click Save.

Step 20
Click the Save button.

Step 21
Click the Close button.

Step 22
Click the D:\Upgrade
folder object.

Step 23
Note that the name of the
application will always begin
with the name of the server
the Self-Signed SSL Certificate
utility was run on.
For example, in this case, the
client-side executable begins
with HNATLCRSVRAPS01.

Step 24
Right-click
the HNATLCRSVRAPS01_Clien
t_Root_Install.exe application
.

Step 25
Click the Run as
administrator list item.

Step 26
If the Self Signed Certificate
will be installed to the local
store, this window will be
displayed.

Step 27
If the Self Signed Certificate is
already installed in the local
store, then this window will
be displayed.

Step 28
Click the OK button.

Step 29
Click the Minimize button.

Step 30
Close all OPERA windows
before continuing.

Step 31
Click the Close button.

Step 32
Repeat these steps on each
OPERA workstation.

Step 33
To ensure that the certificate
was installed correctly, use
the following steps.

Step 34
On the OPERA Workstations,
open OPERA to verify no
further SSL errors occur.

Step 35
Double-click the OPERA V5
Thin application.

Step 36
There should be no certificate
errors that appear when
OPERA is launched.

Step 37
Next, go to the OPERA
Application server.

Step 38
Click the Start button.

Step 39
Click on Command Prompt, or
search for cmd.

Step 40
Click the Command
Prompt list item.

Step 41
Type the below statement. Be
sure to edit the statement if
the SSL certificate is in a
different location.

Step 42
Enter the appropriate
information into the Input
Capture Window field.
Enter "type
D:\MICROS\WALLETS\server.
crt".

Step 43
Press [Enter].

Step 44
Take note of the text in the
Certificate here.

Step 45
Return to the OPERA
workstation, and check the
Certificate file installed.

Step 46
Click the Lock button.

Step 47
Click the View
certificates link.

Step 48
Click the Details tab.

Step 49
Click the Copy to
file... button.

Step 50
Click the Next button.

Step 51
Click the Base-64 encoded
X.509 (.CER) option.

Step 52

Step 53
Navigate to an easy to find
location (such as the C:\ or
D:\ drive) to save the file.

Step 54
Click the Browse... button.

Step 55
Click the Computer link.

Step 56
Double-click the C:
Drive object.

Step 57
Enter the appropriate
information into the File
name field. Enter "ssl_cert".

Step 58
Click the Save button.

Step 59

Step 60
Click the Finish button.

Step 61
Click the OK button.

Step 62
While still on the OPERA
workstation, open Command
Prompt.

Step 63
Click the Start button.

Step 64
Click on Command Prompt, or
search for cmd.
Click the Command
Prompt list item.

Step 65
Issue the same command, as
on the OPERA Application
Server, but use the location
you saved the ssl_cert.cer file
to.
For example, in this lesson we
saved the file to
C:\ssl_cert.cer, so the
command would be type
C:\ssl_cert.cer.

Step 66
Press [Enter].

Step 67
Compare the text in this
certificate to the one that was
displayed on the OPERA
Application Server. They
should match.
If these do not match, contact
a tech lead for assistance.

Step 68
Once both certificates have
been confirmed matching,
the Self-Signed SSL Certificate
installation process is
complete.

Step 69
End of Procedure.

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