Add an Issuing CA¶
An Issuing CA signs certificates. Use this option when Trustpoint should issue certificates directly.
Access¶
Go to PKI > Certificate Authorities > Add new Issuing CA > Select method.
Available methods¶
Import from PKCS#12 file¶
Import an existing CA certificate together with its private key from a PKCS#12 file.
Use this when the Issuing CA already exists and should be managed by Trustpoint.
Import from separate key and certificate files¶
Import an existing CA using separate private key and certificate files.
Use this when the key and certificate are stored as individual files instead of a PKCS#12 container.
Request Issuing CA certificate using EST¶
Generate a new key pair in Trustpoint and request an Issuing CA certificate from an upstream CA using EST.
Use this when Trustpoint should become a subordinate CA under an existing EST-based PKI.
Request Issuing CA certificate using CMP¶
Generate a new key pair in Trustpoint and request an Issuing CA certificate from an upstream CA using CMP.
Use this when Trustpoint should become a subordinate CA under an existing CMP-based PKI.
Result¶
After the Issuing CA has been added, it can be assigned to a domain and used to issue certificates according to the enabled certificate profiles.