While viewing the details of a certificate, you can install the certificate on a computer, export the certificate, and view the validation chain. You also can view details on certificates in the repository. See Viewing certificate details from the repository.
1 |
Select Certificates | Certificate Management |
3 |
Select a certificate, and select More | Details. |
• |
To install the certificate on a selected computer, click Install Certificate. A wizard guides you through installing the certificate. |
• |
To export the certificate, open the Details tab, and click Copy to File. A wizard guides you through exporting the certificate. |
• |
To view the validation chain, open the Certification Path tab. |
1 |
Select Certificates | Certificate Management. |
3 |
Select a certificate, and select More | Validation chain. |
On a specified interval, the Certificate Protection feature validates that the certificate details stored by Active Administrator® match the certificates installed on the computer. When this feature is enabled, any differences found are reported as broken certificates and email notifications are sent to the recipients on the certificate email list. See Configuring certificate protection.
Broken certificates are indicated by an icon in the list and also display in a pane at the bottom of the window. See Viewing certificates.
1 |
Select Certificates | Certificate Management. |
a |
Click Repair. |
b |
Click Yes. If the repair is successful, the status of the broken certificate becomes Valid. |
a |
Click Override. |
c |
Click OK. The status of the broken certificate becomes Valid. |
You can send email notifications when a certificate is about to expire, added, or deleted. You also can check for certificates that use a cryptographic hash algorithm. Some notifications apply only to Certificate Management, while others also apply to the Certificate Repository. See Setting certificate configuration.
© 2021 Quest Software Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Feedback Terms of Use Privacy