Currently, Segura uses the plugins below to publish certificates. This article only describes the specific configuration fields of each vendor's plugins. For more information, access How to publish a certificate.
Windows
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Store location | The location of the saved certificate. There’s a drop-down menu displaying two options: Local Machine (where all users accessing the machine get access to the certificate) or Current User (only the currently logged-in user gets access). |
| Port for access for WinRM | The commonly used port is TCP 5985. It's crucial to verify your firewalls and other security solutions to ensure this port isn't blocked. |
| Certstore name | The directory where the certificate will be installed during publication. There’s a dropdown menu containing the most relevant Windows directories. |
| Certificate password | This password can be any certificate password that's already saved within PAM. This speeds up the configuration process as it selects a credential that's already in the system. |
| Manual input password | Alternatively, if there’s no password saved in PAM, but the user wants to preconfigure a password certificate for multiple devices, it’s possible to add one here. |
| Set password | If the Manual input password field isn't enabled by default, this checkbox enables typing the password. |
| Show password | The checkbox that enables viewing the password. |