Mutual SSL settings

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Mutual SSL settings

It is possible to add trusted CAs via the Environment Management gadget into Planon. When saved, the keys will be stored.

If you want to use this feature it must be enabled first. Submit a request at Planon Global Support to have this feature activated.

1. Put the public key of the CA in the Mutual SSL field. The field is only visible if Mutual SSL is enabled for your environment.

If you have multiple CAs, separate them with a new line as shown in the following example:

Example

2. Finally, save the keys.

A message is displayed indicating that the CA is saved, but not yet effective until a restart of the environment. You can restart the environment later.

3. Use the following URL to check if mutual SSL is working: https://environmentname-dtaorp-tls.planoncloud.com/clientcertnyx

To use this URL, first replace the parameters environment and dtaorp with the corresponding names in your own specific set-up.

If everything is configured as expected, the browser will prompt you to select the certificate when you browse to this URL.