View and enable signing certificates

1. Navigate to System > Encryption and click Certificate Store.
2. Click the Certificate Authorities tab.
3. Follow the steps in the How do I... section below for each desired task.

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• What the icons on the Certificate Authorities mean

  Icon	Description
  	Certificate or key has expired but will continue to be used
  	Certificate or key has not failed any validity checks and can be used
  /	Enabled certificate / Disabled certificate
  	Public certificate
  /	Certificate has a private key / Certificate does not have a private key

How do I...

• View details for a certificate?

  1. In the list of certificates in the information panel, click a certificate.
  2. On the toolbar, click View.
• Enable or disable a certificate?

  1. In the list of certificates in the information panel, click a certificate.
  2. On the toolbar, click Enable or Disable.
  3. Apply the configuration.

  A disabled Root CA or sub-CA certificate will not be available for use when verifying a TLS connection or for signature verification. Disabling a certificate prohibits the use of an untrusted Root CA or sub-CA certificate and stops any subsequent attempts to re-import the untrusted certificate. However, deleting an untrusted certificate could result in it being re-imported again in the future.