User's Manual

Management & Security Operations
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2 To view more information about a certificate, select the certificate and
click View Certificate Details.
The Certificate Details dialog box appears with this information.
Purpose The type of certificate. Possible values are:
• CMA server identity—the system identity
certificate.
• Trusted root certificate—the root certificate for a
CA.
• Intermediate certificate—certificate from an
intermediate CA.
• Trusted peer—certificate from any server or
computer that is not a CA but whose identity is
trusted. The trusted peer certificate must be
signed by one of the CAs installed in the CMA.
Expiration The expiration date of the certificate.
CRL Next Update The date by which a new certificate revocation list
from the CA must be uploaded.
IMPORTANT
If an administrator does not upload a new CRL by
the CRL Next Update date, the system will
become unresponsive. Recovering from this
situation requires reinstalling from the recovery
disk, manually reconfiguring of identity and root
certificates, and restoring the system from a
system backup.
Column Description
Section Description
Certificate Info Purpose and alias of the certificate.
Issued To Information about the entity to which the certificate
was issued and the certificate serial number.
Issued By Information about the issuer.
Validity Issue and expiration dates.
Fingerprints SHA1 and MD5 fingerprints (checksums) for
confirming certificate.
Public Key The CMA public key, which in the public key system
is distributed widely, and is not kept secure.
CRL Info The date by which the current certificate revocation
list must be replaced by a new list and the version of
the list.