Add a certificate to EAA

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

  1. Log in to the Enterprise Application Access (EAA) Management Portal.
  2. From the top menu bar click System > Certificates. Click Add certificate.
  3. In the Name field, enter a unique name for the certificate.
  4. In the Add Certificate section, select one of the following:
    • Manually
    • Via File Upload
    • Certificate Authority (CA)
  5. If you selected to manually add a certificate:
    1. If a password was configured for the private key, in the Password field, enter a password.
    2. In the Cert field, paste the contents of the certificate.
    3. In the Private Key field, paste the private key associated with the certificate.
  6. If you selected to upload a certificate with File Upload:
    1. If a password was configured for the certificate, in the Password field, enter a password.
    2. Click Choose File to locate and select the certificate file.
  7. If you selected the Certificate Authority (CA) option, click Choose File to locate and select the certificate file.
  8. Click Save changes.

Next steps

To use the certificate for an external domain, see Associate a certificate for using your own domain for your application.