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