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Certificates
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a system where digital certificates are used
to increase the reliability and scalability of authentication. Using certificate
authentication requires that certificates are first created with certification
authority (CA) software. For more information on certificates, see section Public-Key Infrastructure (PKI).
The Certificates page
of the Settings dialog can be used to control certificates created by a certification authority (CA) software.
Figure : The Certificates page.
Certificate list
The available certificates are shown in the certificate list, located on the top of the Certificates page. The following fields are displayed on the certificate list:
- Issued To
The Issued To field shows the entity to whom the certificate has been issued.
- Issued By
The Issued By field shows the entity who has issued the certificate.
- Expiration Date
The Expiration Date field shows when the certificate will expire.
Buttons:
The following buttons can be used to control the certificates:
- Import
Click the Import button to import a certificate created with
certification authority (CA) software. A file selection dialog will open,
allowing you to browse your directories for the saved certificate file.
- Enroll
Click the Enroll button to start the Certificate Enrollment
wizard, which is used to request a certification authority (CA) to issue a
certificate. SSH Secure Shell for Workstations supports the CMPv2 enrollment
protocol.
For more information on the process, see section Certificate Enrollment Wizard.
- Delete
Click the Delete button to remove a selected certificate.
- View
Click the View button to display the contents of a selected
certificate.
- Change Passphrase
Click the Change Passphrase button to type a new passphrase
associated with the selected certificate.
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