MarkLogic Server 11.0 Product DocumentationCertificate Authority Help
A Certificate Authority (CA) is a trusted third party that certifies the identity of entities, such as users, databases, administrators, clients, and servers. When an entity requests certification, the CA verifies its identity and grants a certificate, which is signed with the CA's private key. If the CA is trusted, then any certificate it issues is trusted unless it has been revoked. Selecting a Certificate Authority displays all of the certificates generated by the Certificate Authority. Each certificate provides a serial number, its signature type, details on the issuer, the validity period, subject information, a PEM-encoded public key, v3Ext information, and the PEM-encoded certificate.
Buttons and Tabs:
- The Summary tab displays a list of all of the currently configured certificate authorities, including the number of certificates generated by each authority.
- The Import tab enables you to import certificate authorities by way of importing the trusted certificates generated by those authorities. Click on Browse to locate the file containing the PEM-encoded signed certificate(s) generated by the certificate authority to be imported and select OK. Zip files can be uploaded directly without the need to unzip them. Alternatively, you can paste an individual PEM-encoded certificate into the text area.
- The delete button deletes the certificate permanently. Deleting all of the certificates for a Certificate Authority deletes the Certificate Authority.