Deleting a trusted ca list profile, Signing certificate requests with a local ca, Viewing the certificates signed by a local ca – HP Secure Key Manager User Manual

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Deleting a trusted CA list profile

To delete a trusted certificate authority list profile:

1.

Log in to the Management Console as an administrator with Certificate Authorities access control.

2.

Navigate to the Trusted Certificate Authority List Profiles section of the Certificate and CA

Configuration page (Security > Trusted CA Lists).

3.

Select a profile and click Delete.

NOTE:

You cannot delete the default profile.

Signing certificate requests with a local CA

To sign certificate requests with a local CA:

1.

Generate a certificate request on the machine where the client application resides. If you are

signing a certificate for another SKM, then generate the certificate request on that machine. If you

are signing a certificate for a client application, the documentation that accompanies the client

application should explain how to create a new certificate request.

2.

Paste the certificate request generated by the client application into the certificate request field on

the Sign Certificate Request page.

3.

Set Certificate Purpose to Server if this certificate is used by an SKM; set the purpose to Client if this

certificate is used by a client application. The maximum duration for a certificate signed by a local

CA is determined by the value of the Maximum User Certificate Duration field for that CA.

4.

Click Sign Request. The SKM displays the newly signed certificate.

5.

Install the certificate on the client application or SKM. The certificate can now used to establish

SSL sessions.

Viewing the certificates signed by a local CA

To view all of the certificates signed by a local CA:

1.

Log in to the Management Console as an administrator with Certificate Authorities access control.

2.

Navigate to the Local Certificate Authority List section of the Certificate and CA Configuration

page (Security > Local CAs).

3.

Select a certificate authority and click Show Signed Certs to access the Signed Certificates section.
Alternatively, you can access the Signed Certificates section by using the Show Signed Certs button

on the CA Certificate Information section.

Downloading a local CA

To download a local CA:

1.

Log in to the Management Console as an administrator with Certificate Authorities access control.

2.

Navigate to the Local Certificate Authority List section of the Certificate and CA Configuration

page (Security > Local CAs).

3.

Select a certificate authority and click Download to download the CA to your local workstation.
Alternatively, you can download the certificate authority by using the Download button on the

CA Certificate Information section.

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