If you are providing
your own self-signed or site-signed certificates, then you must add
the CA root certificate and all of its intermediate certificates to
the Windows
certificates stores
using the Windows Certificates Snap-in.
To add CA root and
intermediate certificates, perform these steps:
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Click the Windows Start button,
select Run, enter mmc
,
and click OK.
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In the
Console window,
select
FileAdd/Remove
Snap-in.
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Select Certificates from
the list of available snap-ins, and click Add.
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In the dialog box that
appears, select Computer account, and click Next.
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In the dialog box that
appears, click Finish.
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In the dialog box that
appears, click OK.
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In the Console window,
expand Certificates (Local Computer) on the
left.
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Right-click
Trusted
Root Certification Authorities, and select
All TasksImport.
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On the Certificate
Import Wizard page, click Next.
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On the second wizard
page, click Browse, navigate to the location
that contains your CA root certificate and any intermediate certificates,
and select the appropriate certificate. Click Next.
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Make sure that Place
all certificates in the following store is selected,
and click Next.
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In the Console window,
expand Trusted Root Certification Authorities to
make sure that the certificate that you imported is listed.
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Repeat steps 8 through
14 for any CA intermediate certificates.
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Repeat steps 1 through
15 on any additional Windows machines in your SAS deployment.