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You are responsible for obtaining your own SSL root certificate. You can either obtain one from any of the many trusted SSL certificate authorities on the Internet, or you can create your own using software and procedures from a source such as the OpenSSL project.
Note:
SSL certificates typically expire after one year. You should make sure you know the terms of your SSL certificate and work with your certificate's vendor (if you purchased it, instead of creating your own) to ensure that it is renewed early enough to avoid a break in service. Expired certificates can cause a "badfetch exception" to be thrown by the system.
Once you have obtained your SSL root certificate, install it to the directory of your choice on each Avaya machine that will be using it. Make note of the location where you installed, as you will need this information later.
For example, let's say you created your own SSL certificate and gave it the name "root.crt." You decide to install it in the voice system's "vxml" directory. Once you have installed it, you should make a note of the full path to the certificate, like so:
/vs/data/vxml/root.crt
After installing the SSL certificate, you must modify the configuration file so the system can use it properly.
