Changes for page Installing REMC1 Certificate Authority
Last modified by Jaremay Moreau on 2026/08/25 13:55
From version 19.1
edited by steve@remc1_org
on 2016/10/31 12:14
on 2016/10/31 12:14
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To version 21.1
edited by 62a3914d5b9785006fd85ada
on 2016/12/27 09:54
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... ... @@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ 3 3 = {{id name="General-Info"/}}General Info = 4 4 5 5 * In order for the Fortigate generated Deep Scanning certs to not generate an SSL warning you must import and Trust the REMC1 certificate authority cert.(% class="anchor" %) 6 -* All Fortigate SSL certificates are dynamically generated from this certificate for Deep Scanning webfilter/firewall profiles(% class="anchor" %) 6 +* All Fortigate SSL certificates are dynamically generated from this certificate for Deep Scanning web filter/firewall profiles(% class="anchor" %) 7 7 * To quickly deploy the certificate push it out in the Machine section of Active Directory Group Policy under the Trusted CA authorities section.(% class="anchor" %) 8 8 * Firefox needs to have the certificate individually imported for each user. Firefox is not going to be feasible for deep scanning firewalls (all of them not just Fortigate). **Uninstall firefox.**(% class="anchor" %) 9 9 * Chrome, IE, Safari are feasible options.(% class="anchor" %) 10 -* (% class="anchor" %)If you are aREMC1 staffmemberand are looking for methods to deploy the certificate please read this page: [[doc:NET.Methods to Deploy REMC1 Certificate Authority.WebHome]]10 +* (% class="anchor" %)If you are REMC1 staff and are looking for methods to deploy the certificate please read this page: [[doc:NET.Methods to Deploy REMC1 Certificate Authority.WebHome]] 11 11 12 12 = {{id name="iOS-(iPad,-iPod,-iPhone)"/}}iOS(% style="color: rgb(0,0,0);" %) (iPad, iPod, iPhone)(%%) = 13 13 ... ... @@ -41,11 +41,11 @@ 41 41 1. Copy [[attach:REMC1CertSFX.exe]] onto the computer missing the certificate. 42 42 1. Run: [[attach:REMC1CertSFX.exe]] 43 43 1. When asked to extract, pick a place on your hard disk. 44 -[[image:attach:extract.PNG]] 44 +[[image:attach:extract.PNG||alt="Windows 7-zip self-extracting archive display" title="Windows 7-zip self-extracting archive display"]] 45 45 1. Navigate to that location and run "InstallREMC1CertVersion6.exe" 46 -[[image:attach:run.PNG||height="250"]] 46 +[[image:attach:run.PNG||alt="Windows cert folder display" title="Windows cert folder display" height="250"]] 47 47 1. When finished press enter: 48 -[[image:attach:enter.PNG||height="250"]] 48 +[[image:attach:enter.PNG||alt="Windows cert authority program display" title="Windows cert authority program display" height="250"]] 49 49 50 50 = {{id name="Mac-OSX"/}}Mac OSX = 51 51 ... ... @@ -52,9 +52,9 @@ 52 52 1. Download [[attach:REMC1.cer]] 53 53 1. Run the downloaded file(% class="anchor" %) 54 54 1. In the window that pops up, change "Keychain" to "System"(% class="anchor" %) 55 -1*. [[image:attach:installMac.png]](% class="anchor" %) 55 +1*. [[image:attach:installMac.png||alt="Mac add certificate page display" title="Mac add certificate page display"]](% class="anchor" %) 56 56 1. OSX may ask for a password before it will install.(% class="anchor" %) 57 -1*. [[image:attach:password.png]](% class="anchor" %) 57 +1*. [[image:attach:password.png||alt="Mac keychain access username and password page display" title="Mac keychain access username and password page display"]](% class="anchor" %) 58 58 59 59 = {{id name="Linux/Other"/}}Linux/Other = 60 60
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