CA-signed certificate for Web Server Authentication

The Manager/Central Manager uses SSL certificate to establish a trusted TLS Connection with the client machines. By default, the Manager uses a self-signed certificate.

You can also use a CA-signed certificate chain issued by trusted CAs such as Verisign, GeoTrust, etc. to establish trust between the Manager server and the client machine.

Note

The CA-signed certificate for Web Server Authentication must be in P12 format.

To view the SSL Certificate page in the Manager, go to Manager → <Admin Domain Name> → Setup → Certificates. Select GUI Certificate tab. The GUI Certificate tab is displayed.

It allows you to perform the following actions:

Action	Description
	This option enables importing the CA-signed certificate to the Manager. Note The option is available only when the Manager uses a self-signed certificate for Web Server authentication.
	This option enables deleting the CA-signed certificate in the Manager. When a CA-signed certificate in the Manager is deleted, the manager automatically starts using a self-signed certificate for Web Server authentication. Note The option is not available when the Manager uses a self-signed certificate for Web Server authentication.
Export Certificate	This option enables you to export the certificate in the Manager/Central Manager used for Web Server Authentication .