Working With Encrypted Data > Internal Root CA > Creating a subordinate CA
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wcg.csr -- the CSR that will be signed by the Certificate Authority to create the final certificate
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wcg.key -- the private key
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Open wcg.csr with WordPad (to preserve the formatting) and copy the contents onto the clipboard (Edit > Select all; Edit > Copy).
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On the Welcome screen, below the Select a task heading, select Request a certificate. The Request a certificate page displays.
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Select to submit an advanced certificate request.
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On the Advanced Certificate Request screen, select Submit a certificate request by using a base-64-encoded CMC. The Submit a Certificate Request or Renewal Request screen displays.
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On the Submit a Certificate Request or Renewal Request screen, paste the content of the wcg.csr file (previously placed on the clipboard) in the Certificate Template drop down window and click Submit.
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Select the Base 64 encoded radio button and then select Download certificate. Save the certificate to your desktop. Later you will import it into Content Gateway.
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Open the Content Gateway manager and go to Configure > SSL > Internal Root CA > Import Root CA.
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Browse to select the certificate. The certificate must be in X.509 format and base-64-encoded.
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Browse to select the private key. It must correspond to the certificate you selected in step 2.
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Click Import Root CA.
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Working With Encrypted Data > Internal Root CA > Creating a subordinate CA
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