Custom CA certificates
Custom certificates can be loaded in each MDSS container by placing them in the appropriate configuration directory depending on the host OS. If the directory does not exist, an empty one is created at startup. Any number of certificates can be placed in the directory and they will be loaded into MDSS.
Configuring custom certificates on Linux
Certificates are loaded from the following path:
/etc/mdss/ca_certificates/Configuring custom certificates on Windows
Certificates are loaded from the host certificate store. In order to add new CA certificates you'll need to do the following:
Obtain the CA Certificate: Get the root CA certificate file (usually a .cer or .crt file) from your CA administrator.
Open Certificate Manager:
Press the Windows Key + R, type certlm.msc, and press Enter. (This opens the local machine certificate store)
Import the Certificate:
Expand the Trusted Root Certification Authorities folder.
Right-click on Certificates.
Select All Tasks -> Import.
Follow the Certificate Import Wizard, browsing to the CA certificate file.
Make sure to place the certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store