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Root Certificate

Root certificate is the first step in the root certificate configuration procedure.

Perform this task to configure a root certificate.

Operation Procedure

1. Click the User tab, select User Access Policy > Service Parameters > Certificate from the navigation tree to display the certificate configuration list.
2. Click the Root Certificate tab.
3. In the root certificate list, click Import EAP Root Certificate.
4. Click Browse to select a root certificate file.
5. Click Next to enter the CRL page.

Parameters

• Root Certificate File: A CA certificate file signed by the CA that contains public key owner information and public key. A root certificate is mainly used to verify the validity of the server certificate and client certificate that the root certificate has issued. A CA certificate can be generated by a third party CA, or through deploying a Windows 2003 certificate server.

Precautions

• INC supports the following root certificate file formats: PEM (Base64 encoded, .pem or .cer), DER (DER encoded, .der or .cer), and PKCS12 (PKCS 12 encoded, .pfx, or .p12). If a .pfx certificate file is used, the private key file cannot be in PVK format.

Related Topics

• CRL
• View Root Certificate
• Delete Root Certificate
• Import CRL File
• Update CRL