Cisco Cisco NAC Appliance 4.1.0
Cisco NAC Appliance - Clean Access Manager Installation and Administration Guide
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Chapter 15 Administration
Manage CAM SSL Certificates
Import Signed Certificate
If you have received a CA-signed PEM-encoded X.509 certificate for the Clean Access Manager, you
can import it into the Clean Access Manager as described here. Before starting, make sure that the root
and CA-signed certificate files are in an accessible file directory location. If using a certificate authority
for which intermediate CA certificates are necessary, make sure these files are also present and
accessible.
can import it into the Clean Access Manager as described here. Before starting, make sure that the root
and CA-signed certificate files are in an accessible file directory location. If using a certificate authority
for which intermediate CA certificates are necessary, make sure these files are also present and
accessible.
1.
Go to Administration > CCA Manager> SSL Certificate (
).
2.
Select Import Certificate from the Choose an action dropdown list.
Figure 15-9
SSL Certificate: Import Certificate (CAM)
3.
Click the Browse button next to the Certificate File field and locate the certificate file on your
directory system.
directory system.
Note
Make sure there are no spaces in the filename when importing files (you can use underscores).
4.
Select the File Type from the dropdown menu:
CA-signed PEM-encoded X.509 Cert — Select this option to upload the PEM-encoded
CA-signed certificate.
CA-signed certificate.
Root/Intermediate CA — Select this option to upload the PEM-encoded intermediate CA
certificate or root certificate.
certificate or root certificate.
Note
If there are multiple intermediate CA files, you must copy and paste them into a single
Intermediate CA PEM-encoded file for upload to the CAM. Only one Intermediate CA file
can be uploaded to the CAM.
Intermediate CA PEM-encoded file for upload to the CAM. Only one Intermediate CA file
can be uploaded to the CAM.