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In the second step, select the "The certificate is located in the following text
d.
field" option and paste the certificate blob, including the
CERTIFICATE-----
copied earlier.
Follow the prompts and add the certificate to the certificate database.
e.
Copy the CA chain.
7.
You must go through this step, irrespective of whether you requested the
certificate from the Certificate Manager or from an external CA.
The steps in this section explain how to copy the CA chain, if you requested the
SSL server certificate from a Certificate Manager. If you got the certificate from
an external CA, make sure that the CA's chain exists in certificate database of
Directory Server; otherwise, go to the CA site and copy the chain.
Go to the end-entity interface of the Certificate Manager (or to the
a.
Registration Manager that's connected to the Certificate Manager).
Click the Retrieval tab.
b.
In the left frame, click Import CA Certificate Chain.
c.
In the form that appears, select the "Display the CA certificate chain in
d.
PKCS#7 for importing into a server" option, and click Submit.
The CA certificate chain appears.
Copy the base-64 encoded certificate blob, including the
e.
CERTIFICATE-----
text file or the clipboard.
Install the CA chain in the Directory Server as a trusted CA.
8.
To install the CA chain:
Go to the Directory Server window.
a.
Start the Certificate Setup Wizard.
b.
Select the option to install a certificate for a trusted certificate authority.
c.
Select the "The certificate is located in the following text field" option and
d.
paste the certificate blob, including the
and
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Follow the prompts and add the CA certificate chain to the certificate
e.
database of Directory Server.
Configuring a Certificate Manager to Publish Certificates and CRLs
and
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
and
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----
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