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Configure Winrm HTTPS

This document provides steps to configure a Windows Remote Management (WinRM) listener using a certificate on a target server, export the certificate as a base64-encoded file, and import it into the Foglight Agent Manager to enable a secure connection. The steps include logging into the target server, adding the certificate, configuring WinRM to use the certificate, exporting the certificate as a base64 file, and importing it into the Agent Manager.

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Configure Winrm HTTPS

This document provides steps to configure a Windows Remote Management (WinRM) listener using a certificate on a target server, export the certificate as a base64-encoded file, and import it into the Foglight Agent Manager to enable a secure connection. The steps include logging into the target server, adding the certificate, configuring WinRM to use the certificate, exporting the certificate as a base64 file, and importing it into the Agent Manager.

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• Login to the target server with the certificate

• Open Microsoft management control (mmc) | click on file | add/remove snap in | Select
certificates| Add

• Select Computer account | Next


• Select Local Computer | Finish

• Expand certificates | Personal |Certificates.


• Open certificate |details tab | Thumbprint | Copy the Thumbprint

• Open Command prompt as Administrator


• Enter Command - winrm e winrm/config/listener

• Winrm listener will be listed


• Remove the listener which is expired
• Command - winrm delete winrm/config/Listener?Address=*+Transport=HTTPS
• Command - winrm create
winrm/config/Listener?Address=*+Transport=HTTPS@<CertificateThumbprint="xxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxx">

• Command - winrm e winrm/config/listener


• Check Winrm listener will be listed with new Thumbprint
• Create base 64 certificate
• Expand certificates | personal | certificates
• Open certificate | Details Tab | Select Copy to File
• Next | Select No,do not export the private key | Next

• Check Base-64 encoded X.509(.CER) | Next


• Save the certificate | Finish

• Open certificate |Details Tab


• Confirm Base-64 certificate

• Login to agent manager server


1. Go to Quest folder and paste the certificate
2. Open command prompt as admin
3. Go to C:\>cd "Quest\Foglight Agent Manager\bin"
• Enter command - fglam --add-certificate citrix=C:\Quest\certname.cer
• Output - Certificate added: Certificate from C:\Quest\certname.cer added as mycertificate

• Restart Agent manager from Windows services console

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