- Cisco Unified SRST Manager Roadmap
- Cisco Unified SRST Manager Workflow
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- Cisco Unified SRST Manager Overview
- Cisco Unified SRST Manager Administration Interfaces
- About the Cisco Unified SRST Manager GUI
- Overview of Initial Configuration Tasks
- Logging In to the Cisco Unified SRST Manager Graphical User Interface
- Configuring E-SRST Site Provisioning
- Using the Setup Wizard
- Configuring Users for Cisco Unified SRST Manager
- Using the Central Call Agent Wizard to Add Cisco Unified Communications Manager Information
- Viewing and Updating the Central Call Agent
- Viewing the Cisco Unified SRST References
- Viewing, Adding, and Removing the Central Call Agent
- Viewing the Cluster Nodes Associated With a Central Call Agent
- Viewing and Provisioning Sites
- Changing the Information for a Single Cisco Unified SRST Site
- Changing the Information for Multiple Cisco Unified SRST Sites at Once
- Using Site Templates
- Creating, Changing, and Viewing a Site Template
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- Monitoring the Provisioning Status of a Branch Device
- Monitoring the Learned Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express Routers
- Viewing Configuration Changes
- Maintaining the Cisco Unified SRST Manager System
- Viewing Reports
- Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Configuring Backup and Restore
- Backing Up and Restoring Data Using the CLI
- Saving and Reloading the Cisco Unified SRST Manager Configuration
- Glossary
Administration Guide for Cisco Unified SRST Manager
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- August 5, 2014
Chapter: Working With Trusted TLS Certificates
Working With Trusted TLS Certificates
Viewing and Removing Trusted TLS Certificates
Trusted TLS certificates cannot be edited.
Step 1
Select System > Trusted TLS Certificates.
The system displays the Trusted TLS Certificates page with the following information:
Step 2 To add a trusted TLS certificate, click Add. See Adding a Trusted TLS Certificate.
Step 3 To see more information about a trusted TLS certificate, click the underlined name of the certificate. See Viewing a Trusted TLS Certificate.
Step 4 To remove a trusted TLS certificate, do the following:
a. Select the check box next to the trusted TLS certificate to remove.
Adding a Trusted TLS Certificate
Add a trusted TLS certificate either by uploading a file or by uploading text.
If uploading a file, upload the trusted TLS certificate to a location where you can find it easily.
TLS certificates that you paste into the text window must be in PEM format. Certificate files that you upload to Cisco Unified SRST Manager may be in PEM or DER format.
Step 1 Select System > Trusted TLS Certificates.
The system displays the Trusted TLS Certificates page.
The system displays the Add Trusted TLS Certificate page.
Step 3 Enter the keystore label for this trusted TLS certificate. This is a unique identifier for this certificate.
Step 4 Select Certificate File if the trusted TLS certificate will be a file or select Certificate Text if the certificate will be uploaded as plain text.
Step 5 Do one of the following:
Viewing a Trusted TLS Certificate
Step 1 Select System > Trusted TLS Certificates.
The system displays the Trusted TLS Certificates page.
Step 2 To see more information about a trusted TLS certificate, click the underlined name of the certificate. The system displays the <name_of_trusted_TLS_certificate> Trusted Certificate Entry page with the following information:
Step 3 To return to the Trusted TLS Certificates page, click Back.
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