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When your certificate is issued, you will receive a ZIP file via e-mail which contains
four files. You will need two files from that ZIP file, the file ending in .cer, and the
file called xroot.crt. The .cer file contains your actual certificate while the xroot.crt
contains the Trustwave intermediate certificates that are required for our certificates to
function properly.
Now, log onto the web interface of the FirePass. Click the "Server" link from the Administration
Console, then "Security", and then "Certificates". Click "Install" and then choose "Add New
Certificate" from the bottom of the screen.
The FirePass will show three large boxes and one small box.
To complete the first box, you will need to open your new certificate (the file ending in .cer
from the e-mail) in a text editor. Copy and paste the entire certificate - including the
dashed lines at the top and bottom - into the first box.
The next two boxes pertain to the private key you created when you generated the CSR. Find
your private key from where you previously saved it, and open it in a text editor. Copy and paste
the entire private key - including the dashed lines at the top and bottom - into the second box.
If you chose to include a password when you generated your private key, you will be required to
type it in the small box just below. If you set a password, but forgot it, you will need to create
a new CSR and start over.
The final box pertains to the intermediate certificates. Open the xroot.crt file (from the e-mail)
in a text editor. Copy and paste the entire file into the third box and then press "Go".
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