How to add or upload a certificate to the EAA service.
To authenticate an application with a non-Akamai certificate, you first need
to add the certificate to Enterprise Application Access (EAA).
You can add a certificate with any one of these methods:
- Manually. You manually paste
the contents of the certificate into a specific field, provide the private key, and if
applicable, a password for the certificate. Make sure that the certificate is in .pem
format.
- File Upload. You upload the
.crt file and if applicable, provide the password for the certificate.
- Certificate Authority (CA).
You upload the .crt file from the certificate authority.
If you choose to upload a certificate and you have multiple certificates that you want to
upload, you can upload a certificate file that contains more than one certificate.
How to
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Log in to the Enterprise Application Access (EAA) Management Portal.
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From the top menu bar click . Click Add certificate.
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In the Name
field, enter a unique name for the certificate.
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In the Add
Certificate section, select one of the following:
- Manually
- Via File
Upload
- Certificate Authority
(CA)
- If you selected to manually add a certificate:
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If a password was configured for the
private key, in the Password field, enter a password.
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In the Cert
field, paste the contents of the certificate.
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In the Private
Key field, paste the private key associated with the certificate.
- If you selected to upload a certificate with File Upload:
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If a password was configured for the
certificate, in the Password field, enter a password.
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Click Choose
File to locate and select the certificate file.
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If you selected the
Certificate Authority (CA) option, click Choose File
to locate and select the certificate file.
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Click Save
changes.