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This article informs administrators about QRadar® Support policies and out-of-scope work for custom certificate creation for HTTPS or HTTPd certificate cases and the responsibilities of the QRadar administrator.
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Responsibilities for custom certificate creation issues
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is an industry standard security protocol that is used by websites to protect online transactions. SSL provides communication privacy so that client or server applications can communicate in a way that is designed to prevent eavesdropping, tampering, and message forgery. To generate an SSL link, a web server requires an SSL certificate. SSL certificates are issued by internal or trusted third-party certifying authorities. Browsers and operating systems include a preinstalled list of trusted certificates, which are installed in the Trusted Root certificate authorities store. For more information, see SSL Certificates.
Support type | Description | Responsibility |
Custom certificate support |
QRadar technical support teams can assist administrators with errors, questions, and issues for deflection content on the following topics:
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QRadar technical support To open a case or report an error on a custom certificate for HTTPS or HTTPd, contact QRadar technical support. |
Out-of-scope for QRadar Support | The following topics are considered out-of-scope for technical support. QRadar Support reserves the right to close cases related to the following issues:
For certificate-related issues that fall outside the scope of the Technical Support team, Customers can:
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Modified date:
20 April 2023
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