Create an Akamai certificate
A trusted root certificate is required on
end-user devices for ETP Proxy to terminate TLS and act as man-in-the-middle for
content inspection. This procedure describes how to create a certificate that is signed
by Akamai. If your organization has a public key infrastructure in place and
already uses a certificate authority (CA), see Create a non-Akamai certificate.
You must be an ETP super administrator to perform this procedure. You can download the certificate in base64 (.pem) or binary (.der) format.
Note: If you use pip and your organization has enabled ETP Proxy, make sure you also add
the ETP Proxy TLS man-in-the-middle (MITM) certificate to the pip configuration
file. In the pip.conf file, add this entry:
[global]
cert = /path/certificate.pem
where:- path is the path to the certificate
- certificate is the name of the certificate