Hi Dmitri,
From the logs, I see "Invalid CSR Uploaded". Did you try generating your own CSR file and tried to upload it ? For CSR generation, please refer to the below commands.
Can you also try the default option (where Visa will generate CSR file and provide you the private key as a one time download) and provide me the x-correlation-id for the same ?
1. Generate Key Pair
openssl genrsa -out example-key.pem 2048
2. Create a new CSR using the following OpenSSL command:
openssl req -new -sha256 -key example-key.pem -out example.csr -subj "/CN=<common name>/OU=<organization unit>/O=<organization name>/L=<city/locality name>/ST=<state name>/C=<country name>"
Note: For all fields, only the following ACSII characters are allowed.
- Space character
- Upper case A to Z
- Lower case a to z
- Digits 0 to 9
- Dash (-)
Country Name
Two-letter International Standards Organization (ISO) 3166-1 country code. For example: US
State Name
Name of the state or province where the server is located. Spell out the name completely (Note: do not abbreviate). For example: California
Locality Name
A valid city name. For example: San Francisco
Organization Name
Name of your organization. For example: Bank of USA
Organizational Unit Name
Name of your division within your organization. For example: Debit Card Processing Unit
Common Name
This field must be a fully qualified domain name. Format should be alias/hostname.domainname.com. This cannot have wildcard characters for hostname and hostname should not be “www”. For example: services.visa.com
Thanks,
Jai
