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SSL Scanner 4–20 Trusted Certificate Authorities The Trusted Certificate Authorities section looks like this: This section provides the list of Trusted Certificate Authorities (CAs). Also provided is a list of known CAs, from which you can select CAs to include them in the list of trusted CAs. When including a CA in this list, you can configure it as trusted or not trusted. If a CA has been included in the list of trusted CAs as not trusted, certificates issued by it will be explicitly forbidden, i. e. will also not be trusted. This is indicated in status messages referring to a certificate. If a CA is not included in the list at all, certificates issued by it may be implicitly forbidden, which is also indicated in status messages. Note that besides this list, which is configured only for a particular policy, there is also the list of Global Trusted Certificate Authorities. If a CA does not appear in the list of trusted CAs configured here, the settings configured for the global list will apply. To select a CA from the list of known CAs and add it to the list of trusted CAs, use the area labeled: • Select CA Select the CA you want to add to the list of trusted CAs from the drop-down list provided here. If this list is empty, it means that all known CAs have been included in the list of trusted CAs, either as trusted or not trusted. The addition of a CA here will be valid only under the policy you are currently configuring.
SSL Scanner To make the addition valid for all policies, mark the checkbox labeled Add to all policies before proceeding any further. Then click on either of these two buttons, according to whether you want to add the CA as trusted or not trusted: — Trust Click on this button to add a CA to the list as trusted. — Do not trust Click on this button to add a CA to the list as not trusted. The list of trusted CAs is displayed at the bottom of this section. To display only a particular number of list entries at a time, type this number in the input field labeled Number of entries per page and enter it using the Enter key of your keyboard. If the number of entries is higher than this number, the remaining entries are shown on successive pages. A page indicator is then displayed, where you can select a particular page by clicking on the appropriate arrow symbols. To sort the list in ascending or descending order, click on the symbol next to the Certificate Authority column heading. To change the status of CA from trusted to not trusted or the other way round, mark or clear the Trusted checkbox in the same line. Then click on Apply Changes to make this setting effective. You can edit more than one list entry and make the changes effective in one go. Use the following items to perform other activities relating to the list: • Filter Type a filter expression in this input field and enter it using the Enter key of your keyboard. The list will then display only entries matching the filter. • Delete Selected Select the list entry you wish to delete by marking the Select checkbox next to it and click on this button. You can delete more than one entry in one go. To delete all entries, mark the Select all checkbox and click on this button. 4–21
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