1. Using the Internet Services Manager.
2. Right click on the website that is hosting your OWA component
-- (this is by default the "Default Web Site") and open its properties.

3. Select the "Directory Security" tab and then click on "Server Certificates". The "Web Server ---Certificates Wizard" will now be displayed, click Next.

4. On the "Server Certificate" dialogue box (below), we are going to select "Create a new ---------- certificate", click Next.

5. In the "Delayed or Immediate Request" dialogue box (below) select "Prepare the request -- -- now, but send it later", click Next.

6. Next you are presented with the "Name and Security Settings" dialogue box (below). Give
---your new certificate a name and also select the level of security you would like to use (it is not
---recommended that you go over 1024 as this will have an adverse effect on your server
- -performance), click Next.

7. In the "Organisation Information" dialogue box (below), enter the name of your organisation.
---This should be as you want it to appear on any legal documents as this is the name that will ------------appear in your certificate. The organisational unit can be a location, department or business unit ------within your company.

8. In the "Common Name" dialogue box (below), you must enter the FQDN of our web server.

9. You are now presented with the "Geographical Information" dialogue box (below). It is important -----to make sure you enter the State in full, for example "New York" not just "NY". Abbreviating State ---names will be rejected at the end of the Certificate Wizard.

10. The last step is to specify the location of the Certificate Request File, remember where and what ------you called this as you will need it later.

11. The "Request File Summary" will now appear (below). Make sure everything is OK and then --------click Next to process the request.

You have now created a "Certificate Signing Request" which will be needed when you apply for your certificate.