Installing REMC1 Certificate Authority
Version 17.1 by 62a391539b728c006a95cf09 on 2016/09/27 13:43
General Info
- 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.
- All Fortigate SSL certificates are dynamically generated from this certificate for Deep Scanning webfilter/firewall profiles
- To quickly deploy the certificate push it out in the Machine section of Active Directory Group Policy under the Trusted CA authorities section.
- 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.
- Chrome, IE, Safari are feasible options.
- If you are a REMC1 staff member and are looking for methods to deploy the certificate please read this page: Methods to Deploy REMC1 Certificate Authority
iOS (iPad, iPod, iPhone)
- Visit this website with the IOS device on Guest Wireless (or from home etc).
- Or email the certificate to the IOS device.
- Download the certificate file with the IOS device:
- On the IOS device tap "Install"
Android
- NOTE: These instructions were written for an HTC One VX, with Sense UI, running Android 4.1.2. Different manufacturers/UI variants and different versions of Android (especially android 2.1 or lower) may have different methods for adding certificate authorities.
- Add the device to wireless
- Download and copy it to the root of the SD card.
- Go to settings > security
- Select "Install from Storage"
- Type REMC1 and press ok.
- Go to settings > wifi
- Press & hold the staff or student network
- Tap "Modify Settings"
- Check "Show advanced settings"
- Tap "CA Certificate"
- Select the REMC1 certificate
- Tap "Save"
NOTE: You may need to turn wifi off and back on for the settings to take effect.
Windows
- Download: InstallREMCCert.exe
- Copy I onto the computer missing the certificate.
- Run: InstallREMCCert.exe
- Click 'Yes'
- Click 'Ok'
Mac OSX
- Download REMC1.cer
- Run the downloaded file
- In the window that pops up, change "Keychain" to "System"
- OSX may ask for a password before it will install.
Linux/Other
- 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:

