HP Secure Key Manager - Manual (Page 160)

Figure 85 Viewing the Local Certificate Authority List section
The following table describes the components of the Local Certificate Authority List section.
Table 66 Local Certificate Authority List section components
Description Component
Displays the internal name of a certificate authority. CA Name
Displays the common name, issuer, and expiration date of a CA. CA Information
Displays the status of the CA. CA Status
Click Edit to edit the values of a CA. Edit
Click Delete to remove a CA certificate from the list. Delete
Click Download to download the CA certificate onto your local machine.
NOTE:
Downloading a CA certificate could be very important when you are attempting
to establish SSL connections between the KMS Server and client applications. To
establish trust between the KMS Server and the client application, it might be
necessary to install a CA certificate on the client application.
Download
Click Properties to view the properties of a CA. Properties
Click Sign Request to sign a certificate request. Sign Request
Click Show Signed Certs to show the certificates that have been signed by this CA. Show Signed Certs
CA Certificate Properties
Use the CA Certificate Information section to view information associated with a specific CA Certificate.
The top portion of the CA Certificate Information page displays several of the X509 fields in the CA
certificate. The lower portion of this page displays the X509 certificate encoded in PEM format. Since
this is a CA certificate, the issuer and subject are identical. You might want to download a CA
certificate so that you can add it to the trusted CA on a client device.
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