Chain Certificate Extraction
The user can extract and enter the Certificate Chain certificate to be used when creating the Certificate Manager service.
Extract Certificate Chain
You can extract the Certificate Chain certificate value required when creating a Certificate Manager.
The Certificate Chain consists of Intermediate (Subordinate) certificates issued by a public certification authority to the Root certificate.
- Even if you have an existing Certificate Chain value, it is recommended to re-extract and register the Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate to the Root certificate through the Certificate Body file.
Intermediate (Subordinate) Certificate Value Extraction
You can extract the Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate of the Certificate Chain required when registering a user certificate.
To extract the Intermediate(Subordinate) certificate value, follow these steps.
- Run the crt file format certificate file on PC. The certificate window appears.
- Click the Certificate Path tab in the Certificate window.
- If it is in PEM file format, change the file format to crt.
- Click the certificate under the Root and click Certificate View.
- Click the Details tab and move, then click Copy to file.
- When the Certificate Export Wizard runs, click Next.
- Select Base 64 encoded X.509(.CER)(S) as the format to use and click Next.
- Click Browse to select the path where you want to save the file, and then click Next.
- Click Finish. The Certificate Export Wizard is complete.
- Open the exported file in TEXT file format and check the value.
- The extracted certificate value must have
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–and—–END CERTIFICATE—-items at the beginning and end.
- The extracted certificate value must have
Root Certificate Value Extraction
You can extract the Root certificate of the Certificate Chain required when registering a user certificate.
To extract the Root certificate value, follow these steps.
- Run the crt file format certificate file on PC. The certificate window appears.
- Click the Certificate Path tab in the Certificate window.
- If it is in PEM file format, change the file format to crt.
- Click the topmost Root certificate and click Certificate View.
- Click the Details tab and move, then click Copy to file.
- When the Certificate Export Wizard runs, click Next.
- Select Base 64 encoded X.509(.CER)(S) as the format to use and click Next.
- Click Browse to select the path where you want to save the file, and then click Next.
- Click Finish. The Certificate Export Wizard is complete.
- Open the exported file in TEXT file format and check the value.
- The extracted certificate value must have
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–and—–END CERTIFICATE—-items at the beginning and end.
- The extracted certificate value must have
Input Certificate Chain value
This explains how to enter the extracted Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate and Root certificate values into the Certificate Chain item when creating a Certificate Manager.
To enter the Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate and Root certificate values in the Certificate Chain item, follow these procedures.
- Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate file and Root certificate file should be run in text file format.
- Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate file values should be copied in their entirety.
- Certicafate Manager creation page’s Certificate Chain input area, please paste.
- Include the certificate value, including
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–at the beginning and—–END CERTIFICATE—-at the end, and paste it.
- Include the certificate value, including
- Copy the entire value of the Root certificate file.
- Paste it into the Certificate Chain input area of the Certicafate Manager Creation page.
- Includes the
—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–and—–END CERTIFICATE—-at the start and end of the certificate value and paste it. - Intermediate (Subordinate) certificate’s below line will be pasted with the Root certificate value.
- Includes the