Installing the Certificate in the Windows Certificate Store
On the computer where you are launching the Web/WindowsApp client, you must install either the default self-signed or commercial (host and its root) certificates, in the appropriate location in the Windows Certificate store as described in the following table.
| | Install in the Windows Certificate Store | |
| | Trusted Root Certification Authorities | You must import the self signed certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Windows Certificate store. |
| | The host certificate is installed in TRCA. However, to work with Web/WindowsApp clients, you must ensure the following: - ●
- If the host certificate was created with SMC, you must import the root certificate of the host certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Windows Certificate store.
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- If the certificate is a commercial certificate, then the Root Certification Authority and the Intermediate Certification Authority certificates are usually already available in the corresponding Windows Certificate stores.
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| | Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publisher | |
| | You must add the root certificate of the host certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Windows Certificate Store.
If host certificates created with SMC are used for signing the Web Application, and the Internet browser is configured to check the publisher's certificate revocation, the Security Warning message may display even after installing the certificate. In this case, you can either add the website to the Trusted Sites zone to resolve the issue or ignore the warning and click Run (for the web client) or Install (for the Windows App client). |
Further information
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- Trusted Root Certification Authorities
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- Trusted Publisher
SMC