Changes for page Installing REMC1 Certificate Authority
Last modified by Jaremay Moreau on 2026/08/25 13:55
From version 23.1
edited by Josh Hiner
on 2017/03/08 08:17
on 2017/03/08 08:17
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To version 22.1
edited by 62a391539b728c006a95cf09
on 2017/01/19 10:28
on 2017/01/19 10:28
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... ... @@ -57,9 +57,9 @@ 57 57 1. OSX may ask for a password before it will install.(% class="anchor" %) 58 58 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" %) 59 59 60 -= {{id name=" Windows-AD-Server/Group-policy/Linux/Other"/}}Windows AD Server/Group policy/Linux/Other =60 += {{id name="Linux/Other"/}}Linux/Other = 61 61 62 -* I mportthepemorcerfileinto yourgroup policy topushouttowindowsclients.Youcanuse thecrtorpem onlinuxas welletc..62 +* If you are adding this to a Linux machine (Ubuntu, Arch, Gentoo, ect.) you may need a different style of certificate. This will change depending on what version, distro, and packages are installed on the particular machine. Provided below are a few common formats: 63 63 ** [[attach:REMC1.crt]] 64 64 ** [[attach:REMC1.cer]] 65 65 ** [[attach:remc-cert-authority-cert.pem]]
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