@Sebastian-Roth We didn’t use that guide though. Not sure if that is worth mentioning.

@Sebastian-Roth Yes, We have setup a Microsoft CA for use in our domain. We are working on a NIST 800-171 project and I wanted to get ahead of it with Fog by putting HTTPS in place using our internal CA.

@Sebastian-Roth First let me say thank you for helping me with this. I will answer your questions below.

Which version of FOG do you currently run?
1.5.8

Did you run the installer plain as ./installfog.sh or using any of the command line switches? If you don’t remember it’s probably just plain.
Did not use any switches

Is it just one FOG server or do you have storage nodes as well?
Just one

How many hosts with fog-client already installed do you have?
11

Which version of the fog-client is running?
0.11.19

Where is your enterprise CA from? Is it a CA setup by your own company or something where you receive certificates from a third party?
Windows Enterprise CA with offline root

@Sebastian-Roth In your Wiki you discuss two options for SSL certs to be used. I would like to implement the web ui cert only option but not sure where to start. I know I need to update apache with the cert i want to use but I am running this on Ubuntu server with no GUI so not sure on how to get my cert onto the box or what to do with it once I do.

@rogalskij I have a enterprise CA that I am going to use to generate the cert. Do you have the steps you used to replace the apache cert?

@Sebastian-Roth I will review and provide feedback. Thank you

@rogalskij I would like help with both if possible.

No one has done this before?

I have had no luck finding any articles or guides discussing this topic. Basically we would like to change our existing Fog server to force HTTPS for web service and clients. We would like to use our internal CA for the certs. Any help would greatly be appreciated.