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For information on importing subsystem certificates into the security databases, see
"Installing Certificates in the Certificate System
10.3.1. Managing Certificate System User and Agent Certificates
Certificates for a user must be stored in the certificate database of the subsystem to which the user
belongs. Especially user certificates for agents and administrators must be stored in the certificate
database so that the subsystem can authenticate the user, and the user can perform required
subsystem operations.
To view the user's certificates, do the following:
1. Open the Certificate System Console.
pkiconsole https://hostname:SSLport/subsystemType
2. In the Configuration tab, select Users and Groups from the left navigation tree.
3. Select a user, and click Certificates. A list of certificates installed for that user is shown.
Add users' certificates by doing the following:
1. Log into the subsystem console.
pkiconsole https://hostname:SSLport/subsystem
2. In the Configuration tab, select Users and Groups.
3. In the Users tab, select a user, and click Certificates.
4. In the Manage User Certificates dialog, click Import.
5. In the text area of the Import Certificate dialog, paste the user's certificate in base-64 encoded
form. Include the -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE-----
marker lines.
6. To view the certificate, select it, and click View. The certificate information appears.
To delete a user certificate, do the following:
1. Open the Certificate System Console.
pkiconsole https://hostname:SSLport/subsystemType
2. In the Configuration tab, select Users and Groups from the left navigation tree.
3. Select a user, and click Certificates. A list of certificates installed for that user is shown.
4. Select the certificate to delete, and click Delete.
5. When prompted, confirm the delete.
Managing Certificate System User and Agent Certificates
Database".
Section 10.4.1,
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