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11. If the device certificates are signed by a different CA than Scopia Management's certificate,
12. If the device certificates are signed by the same CA as Scopia Management's certificate,
Uploading Certificates for Other Devices
About this task
This procedure describes how to import the root (and intermediate, if required) certificates to Scopia
Management for devices in your deployment. This is necessary if the device certificates are signed by a
different CA than Scopia Management's certificate (see
page 52 for more information about planning certificates).
This is done to establish the trustworthiness of each CA's signature, sometimes through using an
intermediate certificate which vouches for the CA in question. In such cases, you would also need to
import the intermediate's root certificate to verify it is a trusted source.
Important:
Using encryption is subject to local regulation. In some countries it is restricted or limited for usage.
For more information, consult your local reseller.
Before you begin
• Ensure that you have the root certificate, including all intermediate certificates, for the certificate
authority that your organization uses to identify the device. The root certificate must be compatible
with the Base-64 ASCII code.
• You must first upload the certificate identifying the device, as follows:
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Procedure
1. Copy the CA root (and intermediate, if relevant) certificate that confirms the identity of the CA
2. Access the Scopia Management administrator portal.
3. Select Settings > Security > Certificates > Advanced.
Deployment Guide for Scopia TIP Gateway Version 8.2
continue with
Uploading Certificates for Other Devices
continue with
Enabling Encryption with Scopia TIP Gateway
To upload certificates identifying Scopia TIP Gateway, see with
TIP Gateway
on page 65.
To upload certificates identifying other devices, see the product's Administrator Guide for
details.
into the Scopia Management server.
on page 68.
on page 70.
Planning the Required Certificates for TLS
Uploading Certificates for the
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