Configure the secure connection between Vault clients and the Vault server.
When configuring SSL, you need to determine where you get a certificate for the bindings in IIS. Certificates can be generated as a self-signed certificate in IIS, an internal certificate authority (ca), or a publicly known certificate authority such as Verisign. To learn how to generate a self-signed certificate, see Create a Self-Signed Certificate.
View your network configuration and configure SSL for secure communication on the Network Settings tab of the Global Settings dialog box.
In the ADMS console, select Tools > Administration.
In the Global Settings dialog box, select the Network Settings tab.
The Network Settings tab displays a server URL used for connecting to the Vault Client.
The URL includes the following:
Click the Copy button to copy the URL to your clipboard.
An error message is displayed if the local system is unable to establish a connection. Double click on the error message to copy the message to your clipboard.
Click Settings to configure or modify the network configuration.
In the Network Settings dialog, configure the network settings to access the Vault server.
Access Vault Server over HTTP
Access Vault Server over HTTPS
Select HTTPS to access the vault server over https.
Click Certificate to configure SSL with a new certificate.
In the Select a Certificate dialog, select the SSL certificate from a list of trusted certificates.
Click View Certificate to view the certificate details.
Select the Host name.
Edit the Port number if you want to set a different SSL port for connection. The default port is 443.
Click OK.