When adding a certificate you must select two files, the actual certificate and the corresponding key file.
Note
CA certificates may be added without a corresponding key file. However, they cannot be used to sign other certificates.
- Choose Security > Certificates.
Scroll to Add a Certificate.
Configure settings using the information in the following table as a guide. When you have finished configuring settings, click Add Certificate to make your changes take effect.
Adding a Certificate
Item Description Add a Certificate
Adds a local certificate from your certificate store or elsewhere on your system.
Certificate Name Enter the certificate name. This name is used for certificate management only and is displayed in the certificate list. Certificate Type Choose one of the following options from the Certificate Type drop-down list:
- SSL
- CA Certificate
- VoIP Traversal Server
- VoIP Traversal Client
Select Certificate File
Click Browse to find the local certificate file to add to the list of certificates.
Select Key File Click Browse to find the local key file that goes with the certificate. Password Optional for HTTPS certificates only. Enter the password with which the key file is encrypted. Click Add Certificate.
A message indicates that service will be interrupted.
- Click OK. The certificate and associated key are added to the Certificates list.
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