See below for editing the settings of a CA Gateway instance.
To edit a CA Gateway
- Log in as an administrator with either:
- The global_admin role.
- A <user_defined> role with the Manage CA Gateway (CAGW) permission.
- Go to Control > CA Gateways.
- In the main grid, select a CA Gateway instance.
- Click Edit to check or update the following settings.
- Click Verify to check the connection with the CA Gateway.
Active
Check this box to enable the CA Gateway in Certificate Manager; uncheck otherwise.
Name
A unique identifier for the CA Gateway instance in Certificate Manager.
Mandatory: Yes
Owner
The email address of the person responsible for the CA Gateway instance.
The user who adds the CA Gateway is automatically made the owner. You can later edit this field and assign ownership to someone else.
Mandatory: Yes
Description
A description of the CA Gateway instance.
Mandatory: No
CA Gateway URL
The URL of the CA Gateway host.
For Entrust Managed PKI systems, your Entrust contact will provide the URL.
Mandatory: Yes
Required PKCS#12 File
The PKCS#12 file containing the keys and the certificate that Certificate Manager must present to the CA Gateway instance for accessing the CAs. This PKCS#12 file is either:
- Generated when configuring your CA Gateway instance,
- Provided by Entrust for API access to your Entrust Managed PKI service.
Mandatory: Yes
Required PKCS#12 Password
The password of the PKCS#12 file.
Mandatory: Yes
Optional PKCS#12 Truststore File
A truststore that will override the built-in truststore when using a private CA.
Mandatory: No
Optional Truststore Password
The password of the optional PKCS#12 truststore.
Mandatory: When selecting an Optional PKCS#12 Truststore File.
PKCS#12 Expiry Date
The expiry date of the certificate in the Required PKCS#12 File.
PKCS#12 Subject DN
The subject's Distinguished Name of the certificate in the Required PKCS#12 File.