Server Certificates

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MPS provides its own storage for trusted certificates. Use this page to manage this storage.

Item	Shortcut	Description
Accept non-trusted certificates automatically		Select this option if you want non-trusted certificates (that is the certificates that are not added to the list) to be accepted automatically, without sending a request to the server.
	`Alt+Insert`	Add a trusted server certificate to the list. Select the certificate file in the dialog that opens. The certificate file should have an extension .crt, .cer or .pem. For a trusted certificate, the certificate information is shown in the lower part of the page.
	`Alt+Delete`	Remove the selected trusted certificate from the list.

Item

Shortcut

Description

Accept non-trusted certificates automatically

Select this option if you want non-trusted certificates (that is the certificates that are not added to the list) to be accepted automatically, without sending a request to the server.

Alt+Insert

Add a trusted server certificate to the list. Select the certificate file in the dialog that opens.

The certificate file should have an extension .crt, .cer or .pem.

For a trusted certificate, the certificate information is shown in the lower part of the page.

Alt+Delete

Remove the selected trusted certificate from the list.

Last modified: 11 February 2024