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To manually import a certificate with Mozilla Firefox:

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You can manually import a certificate with Firefox or configure Firefox to automatically trust certificates in the Windows Certificate Store. Import a Certificate with Mozilla Firefox

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This enables you to update all Windows clients on your domain automatically with the required certificates.įor Windows Server 2012, 2012 R2, and 2016, see Distribute Certificates to Client Computers by Using Group Policy.įor more information, see the Microsoft documentation for your operating system. You can also deploy certificates to your Windows client devices through a group policy object from your Active Directory server. Import a Certificate on Windows Clients with Active Directory Group Policy To import the certificate into the local machine stores so all users can use the certificate, you must double-click the certificate file and import it to the local machine stores. When you import a certificate through the Certificate Import Wizard, the certificate is imported into the stores of the current user. You must specify the Trusted Root Certification Authorities as the location for the certificate during this process.
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When you install a certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities with Internet Explorer, this enables the entire system, including other programs or services that use the Windows certificate store, to use that certificate for the currrent user. Import a Certificate on Windows Clients with Internet Explorer You must specify the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store as the location for the certificate during this process.įor more information, see Certificate Portal. After you download the file, double-click the file and follow the instructions to install the certificate.The certificate downloads to your computer. Import a Certificate from the Certificate Portal on the FireboxĪ client can download and install the Proxy Authority certificate from the Certificate Portal on the Firebox.
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If you require more information or technical support about how to configure a non-WatchGuard product, see the documentation and support resources for that product. WatchGuard provides interoperability instructions to help our customers configure WatchGuard products to work with products created by other organizations. For other operating systems and browsers, see the manufacturer's documentation. Instructions for the most common operating systems and web browsers are described in the next sections. For information on how to convert certificate formats, see Convert Certificate Format.Įach client operating system and web browser has different methods to import certificates. For some certificate distribution methods, the preferred certificate format for import is the DER format. When you export a certificate from your device, the certificate is saved in PEM format. If your organization already has a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) set up with a trusted CA, you can import a certificate on your device that is signed by the internal CA.įor more information on content inspection and certificates, see Use Certificates with HTTPS Proxy Content Inspection.įor instructions on how to export a certificate from your Firebox, see Export a Certificate from Your Firebox. You can perform this import on each individual client device, or use group policies with Microsoft Active Directory to automatically install the certificate for all clients.įor HTTPS Proxy content inspection, you can use the default Proxy Authority Certificate Authority (CA) certificate on your device. When you configure your Firebox to use a certificate for HTTPS content inspection or authentication, you must import that certificate on each client device in your network to prevent security warnings in their web browsers.
