External PKI Certificates for Client-Server Communication
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a. Select the certificate type.
b. Insert the certificate file. You can drag and drop the file into the window or navigate
to it from the folder icon.
c. Optional: Enter the file's password.
d. Optional: Enter a descriptive comment.
5. Click Next.
See Certificate Imported Successfully.
6. If the imported certificate requires a private key and does not include it, the Import
Private Key page opens:
a. Insert the private key file. You can drag and drop the file into the window or
navigate to it from the folder icon.
b. Enter the file's password, if necessary.
c. Click Next.
d. Click Finish.
7. If the imported certificate does not include a CA certificate, the Import CA Certificate
page opens:
a. Insert the file. You can drag and drop the file into the window or navigate to it from
the folder icon.
b. Enter the file's password, if necessary.
c. Click Next.
See Private Key Imported Successfully.
d. Click Finish.
8. Click Finish.
9. Click Close.
Installing CA Certificates on Clients
To install a CA certificate:
1. Open SmartEndpoint.
2. In the Users and Computers tab, in the Global Actions section, click Push Operation.
The Create Push Operation wizard opens.
3. At the top, select Client Settings.
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