Replace the client certificate in use with a new one. The login screen for your environment is displayed. If the confirmation screen is displayed, enter the password for your computer and click Always Allow. If the certificate selection screen is displayed, select the relevant certificate and click OK. Start Google Chrome and enter " name).s." in the Web browser address field. The subdomain name is included in the certificate name. In "Location or Email Address:", enter " name).s.", and then click Add. When addition of the client certificate is successful, a "+" is added to the "Keychain Access" screen icon.Ĭlick the client certificate while pressing the Control key, and then select "New Identity Preference". On the password entry screen, enter the administrator name and password for the computer being used, and then click Update Settings. On the "Keychain Access" screen, double click the "(Login name of the name).s." certificate.įrom the "When using this certificate:" drop-down list, select "Always Trust", and then close the screen. The client certificate is automatically added to "Keychain Access". If the system administrator allows the client certificate to be downloaded, you can obtain the client certificate and password yourself.įor the procedure to obtain a password, confirm Steps 1 and 2 of When client certificate authentication is used.ĭouble click the client certificate "(Login name of the user).pfx".Įnter the client certificate password obtained in Step 1 and click OK. Client certificate for client certificate authentication ():.Receive a client certificate and client certificate password from your system administrator.
#Internet explorer for mac os 10.13.6 how to
This section describes how to add the client certificate to Google Chrome for macOS. On macOS, client certificates are managed in "Keychain Access".įor details on operating macOS, refer to the Apple support page and manuals. This section describes how to add the client certificate to Google Chrome for macOS and delete it. Installing and Setting up the Web Server/Web Browser.
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