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EJBCA
CertSecure Manager connects to EJBCA through the EJBCA REST API, authenticating with a client certificate. The connection is agentless and is configured from the EJBCA tile under Administration > Certificate Authorities > Agentless CAs. One EJBCA connection is configured for the organization.
Prerequisites
- Your CertSecure Manager account has the Manage Certification Authorities permission, and the license covers EJBCA.
- A reachable EJBCA instance with the REST API enabled.
- A client certificate and its private key, in PEM format, that EJBCA accepts for REST API calls.
- Network access from the CertSecure Manager backend to the EJBCA REST API over HTTPS.
Configuring EJBCA
- Go to Administration > Certificate Authorities and select Configure on the EJBCA tile. The Configure EJBCA dialog opens with the current settings, if any.
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Enter:
- Base URL (required) – the URL of the EJBCA REST API.
- Certificate Content (pem format) – the client certificate.
- Private Key – the private key of the client certificate.
- Select Add.
Connection Status
CertSecure Manager checks the stored EJBCA credentials, and the EJBCA tile shows the result:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | EJBCA accepts the stored client certificate. |
| Not Configured | No working configuration is stored. Check the Base URL, the certificate and the key. |
| Error | The check could not be completed. |