Help for Edit SSL Certicates Database
The Edit SSL Database page lets you display and change the contents of an SSL database.
To update the contents of the database, select one of the following and then select OK.
Create a self-signed certificate and add it to the database.
Begin the process of adding a publically-signed certificate (one signed by a Certificate Authority, or CA) by creating a request for the new certificate. You then need to send the request to the CA, who will respond with the new certificate. You can then add the certificate to the database using the Add a Signed Certificate to the Database function.
Add a publically-signed certificate (received from a CA) to the database. The database must contain a CA certificate (sometimes referred to as a root certificate or root key) from the CA before you can add a certificate signed by the CA.
Add a CA certificate to the database. The database is initialized with certificates from many of the most common Certificate Authorities.
To display the contents of the database, select List Certificates and then select OK.
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Click this button to perform the selected function. |
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Click this button to return to the SSL Main Page. Use this button when you are done working with the contents of the SSL database. |