Netscape Certificate Management System 6.1, Administrator'S Manual

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28.
Location of Certificate. Specify the location of the certificate. You can use any
of these options:
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If you copied the encoded certificate to a file, select the “The certificate is
located in this file” option and then type the file path, including the
filename, in the text field.
❍
If you copied the certificate to the clipboard, select the “The certificate is
located in the text area below” option and then paste in a base-64 encoded
certificate (including the header and footer) in the text area provided.
❍
If you noted the request ID of your request and know the host name and
end-entity port number of the remote Certificate Manager that issued the
certificate, select the “The certificate is at the CMS server where the request
was sent” option and then specify the required details.
Click Next to continue.
29.
Certificate Details. This is an informational screen that displays the certificate
so you can inspect its contents. Notice the nickname assigned to the certificate
and verify that you’re installing the correct certificate.
Click Next to continue.
30.
Import Certificate Chain. This screen appears only if you need to import the
CA certificate chain again. Follow these steps to import the CA chain of a
remote Certificate Manager:
a.
Go to the web browser window.
b.
Enter the end-entity URL for the remote Certificate Manager that issued
the SSL server certificate.
c.
Select the Retrieval tab, and then in the left-hand frame, select Import CA
Certificate Chain.
d.
In the resulting form, select the “Display the CA certificate chain in
PKCS#7 for importing into a server” option, and click Submit.
e.
In the resulting page, locate the CA certificate chain in its base-64 encoded
format and copy it to the clipboard.
f.
Return to the Installation Wizard.
g.
Paste the CA certificate chain into the text box.
Click Next to continue.