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Backing up your internal Root CA
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Always back up the public and private keys of your internal Root CAs before importing or creating new ones. This enables you to return to an earlier version of the certificate, if necessary. In addition, back up any new Root CAs that you import or create.
1.
Navigate to Configure > SSL > Internal Root CA > Backup Root CA.
2.
Click Save Public CA Key to view or save the public CA key. This public key must be trusted by the users' Web browsers. Consult your network administrator if you do not have the key.
3.
Click Save Private CA Key to view or save the private CA key. Consult your network administrator if you do not have the key.
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