Certificate Management - How to upload a certificate?
Certificate Management in WeGuard MDM enables administrators to securely upload, manage, and distribute digital certificates across managed devices. Certificates play a critical role in establishing secure communication, authenticating users and devices, and enabling access to enterprise resources such as Wi-Fi, VPN, email, and internal applications.
With centralized certificate management, administrators can efficiently deploy certificates to multiple devices through policies, reducing manual configuration efforts and improving overall security.
Procedure to upload a certificate
- Log in to the WeGuard Console.
- Click on the account settings button (cogwheel).
- From the Settings menu, click on the "CERTIFICATE MANAGEMENT" tab.
- To upload a certificate, click on "+".
- In the Upload New Certificate pop-up
- Enter name and description for reference.
- Upload certificate
- Make sure the certificate is uploaded successfully.
- Verify the details provided and click on "Upload."
- Notice the certificate uploaded. Upon extending the card, view more details.
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To add the certificate at the policy level, navigate to Policies from the left menu and select the required policy.
- Click on the Certificates tab.
- For the first time there won't be any certificates at the policy level. Click on "+ Assign Certificates."
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The certificates uploaded under Global Settings will be visible here. To add a certificate to a policy, select the required certificate and assign it to the policy.
- Once the certificate is added, then click on Change Pending, review the changes, and select Confirm and Save to apply the configuration.
- Now, all the devices within the selected policy group will get the certificate, and it will be installed silently.
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