A CA certificate is issued by a CA to a device to verify the validity of its remote device's certificate. This section describes how to upload and export a CA certificate using the web UI.
In SCEP or CMPv2 online application mode, a local certificate and a CA certificate are applied at the same time.
After you upload a CA certificate to a device using the web UI, the device automatically installs the certificate in the memory.

Local Upload: If you have stored the CA certificate to a management device, use this mode to upload the CA certificate.
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
Upload Type |
Local Upload |
Certificate File |
Click Browse... to select the certificate file to be uploaded and click Open. The file name extension can be cer, der, crt, p12, pfx, or pem. |
Password |
The password is required for an encrypted CA certificate. |
HTTP
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
Upload Type |
HTTP |
URL |
URL from which a certificate is obtained. The URL contains a file name and extension, such as http://10.1.2.1:80/certnew.cer. The file name extension can be cer, der, crt, p12, pfx, or pem. |
LDAP
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
Upload Type |
LDAP |
Server |
Name of the selected LDAP server |
Password |
Administrator password of an LDAP server. It is mandatory when the server template is not associated with an anonymous administrator. |
File Name |
Certificate file name. The file name extension can be cer, der, crt, p12, pfx, or pem. |
FTP
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
Upload Type |
FTP |
File Name |
Name of the certificate file to be downloaded. The file name extension can be cer, der, crt, p12, pfx, or pem. |
IP Address |
IP address of the selected FTP server |
Port |
Port number of the selected FTP server |
Anonymous Login |
After you select enable, you can log in to an FTP server anonymously. |
Username |
User name of an FTP account |
Password |
Password of an FTP account |
The certificate file list contains the uploaded certificate file.