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The receiver needs to follow these steps to access Integration (INT) and Production (PROD) environments.
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Is 'onboard' the right term? I think 'connect' or 'access' might be more appropriate
| Step 1: Apply for your domain [apply for a new nhs.uk domain](https://digital.nhs.uk/services/networking-addressing/apply-for-an-nhs.uk-domain-for-websites-and-web-applications). You must complete Section 5: For website or application records visible on the public internet. | ||
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| Step 2: Request a certificate under the NHS Root CA. The FQDN must be an nhs.uk address. | ||
| * There are different certificate chains for INT and PROD |
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The detail about cert chains feels wrong here. It's only important once the cert is received.
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Make the note about having a TCC bold or highlighted in a different colour
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technically, the supplier should know what to do with the cert once they have it signed. steps 4-7 could be a separate section on installing and configuing their solution to use the cert.
That way we keep our actual steps down to 2-3 a piece.
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Add a link to Firewall changes here too
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