How To
Summary
This article describe the steps for securing Jupyter that uses 3rd party certificates. These steps are examples to help guide in a general overview.
The following general steps are discussed:
- Generating a CSR on the Jupyter Server
- Having the certificate signed
- Manipulating the Jupyter certificates
- Adding the Jupyter certificate to your Jupyter Server
- Creating a CSR on the Cognos Server
- Having the Cognos certificate signed
- Manipulating the Cognos certificates
- Importing the Cognos certificates into Cognos
- Adding the Cognos certificates into Jupyter
- Adding the Jupyter certs into Cognos.
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Modified date:
01 May 2025
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