Integrate Private CA
You can integrate your own PKI infrastructure with
GigaVUE‑FM.
To integrate,
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Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).
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Get a signature of the Certificate Authority (CA) on the CSR.
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Upload it back to GigaVUE‑FM.
Rules and Notes
- Always place the root CA in a separate file.
- When using multiple intermediate CAs, consider the following:
- Include all intermediate CAs in a single file in the correct order.
- Place the last intermediate CA in the chain at the top.
- Place the preceding CAs in descending order.
Generate CSR
To create an intermediate CA certificate:
- Go to
> System > Certificates.
- In the top navigation bar, from the PKI drop-down list, select CSR. The Generate Intermediate CA Certificate page appears.
- Enter details in the following fields:
Country: Enter the name of your country.
- Organization: Enter the name of your organization.
- Organization Unit: Enter the name of the department or unit.
- Common Name: Enter the common name associated with the certificate.
- From the Algorithm drop-down list, select the desired encryption algorithm used to encrypt your private key.
- Select Generate CSR.
The CSR is downloaded successfully.
Upload CA Certificate
Get the CSR signed from your Enterprise PKI or any public PKI and upload the signed intermediate CA certificate to GigaVUE‑FM.
To upload the signed CA certificate to GigaVUE-FM:
- Go to
> System > Certificates.
- In the top navigation bar, from the PKI drop-down list, select CA. The CA Certificate page appears.
- From the Actions drop-down list, select Upload CA. The Upload CA pop-up appears.
- Next to Intermediate CA, select Choose File to upload the signed intermediate CA certificate.
- Next to Root CA, select Choose File to upload the corresponding root or intermediate CA.
The CA Certificate page displays the uploaded CA certificate.