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Figure 88 Viewing the Signed Certificates section
The following table describes the components of the Signed Certificates section.
Table 69 Signed Certificates section components
Description Component
The Serial Number, which is expressed in Base 16 notation, is assigned by the SKM
and used internally to refer to a certificate signed by a local CA. There is only one
counter on the SKM, which means that all serial numbers for certificates signed by
local CAs will be in numerical order regardless of which local CA signed the certificate.
For example, a certificate signed by one local CA might get the serial number 0x7.
The next certificate signed by a local CA on the SKM would get the serial number
0x8, regardless of which local CA signed it. The first certificate in the list of signed
certificates is always the local CA itself, which always has a serial number of 0x0.
Serial Number
Status of the certificate. Status
This field shows the concatenated subject information for the signed certificate. Subject Name
Click Properties to access the Signed Certificate Information section and view the
properties of the selected certificate.
Properties
Signed Certificate Information
After you display the certificates signed by a particular CA, you can view the certificate information
for that certificate by selecting a certificate and clicking Properties. Such information includes the
serial number, key size, expiration date, issuer, and subject. In addition, the PEM encoded x.509
certificate can be used to install the certificate if necessary.
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