Use Corporate CA with SafeSquid

• Access the Self-Service Portal from SafeSquid website
• Then login with your credentials
• Home page contains your Activation key details
• Then click on Manage Certificates tab
• If this is the first SSL Certificate generation for SafeSquid, click on Generate
• If you have already generated an SSL certificate for SafeSquid, click on Re-Generate
• Note: Re-generation of certificates will replace the existing certificates
• By default – Generate Self-Signed certificates is selected, change that to Upload Enterprise CA
• Step 1:
• Then browse your corporate CA private key file,
• Note: File containing only PrivateKey is acceptable. File containing   both PublicKey and PrivateKey or only PublicKey will be considered Invalid.
• Step 2:
• If the uploaded PrivateKey has been encrypted with a Passphrase, select the option Have Passphrase. Type the Passphrase and Validate Private key
• If the uploaded PrivateKey does not have any Passphrase, choose Does not have passphrase and Validate Private key
• On successful validation of the uploaded PrivateKey
• If you want to use the same Passphrase that was used to generate your existing Corporate CA, choose Retain Passphrase andUpload Key
• Else chooseDo Not Retain Passphrase and give a new Passphrase andUpload Key.
• You will see prompt regarding upload status whether successful or not.
• Then click on download icon to download your certificate.
• Install this certificate in client browsers.
• Step 3:
• Access the SafeSquid interface and go to support and click on refresh subscription details or restart SafeSquid service
• Then configure your HTTPS inspection on SafeSquid interface
• Now, access Any HTTPS website and verify the HTTPS Certificate information
• Debugging:
• If you are facing any issues,  then access the SafeSquid server and run the below commands:
• cd /var/db/safesquid/ssl
• rm -rf */*
• Restart the browser
• Then access any website and check your certificate
• Further any issues please contact SafeSquid support at support@safesquid.net