The EAServer host�s certificate file must be imported
into the Microsoft certificate store on the client�s computer.

1. 
   Select Run from the Windows Start menu,
   type mmc in the Run dialog
   box, and click OK to open the Microsoft Management Console.

   

2. 
   Select File > Add/Remove Snap-in to open
   the Add/Remove Snap-in dialog box.

   

3. 
   Click Add to open the Add Standalone Snap-in dialog
   box.
4. 
   Select Certificates from the Snap-in list and
   click Add to open the Certificates Snap-in dialog box.

   

5. 
   Select the Computer account radio button, click
   Next, click Finished, and close the Add Standalone Snap-in and Add/Remove
   Snap-in dialog boxes.

   A Certificates node displays in the MMC.

6. 
   Expand the Certificates node in the MMC, right-click
   Personal, select All Tasks, and then select Import.

   

   The Certificate Import Wizard opens.

7. 
   Follow the instructions in the Certificate Import
   Wizard to import the certificate.

   The wizard prompts you to provide a certificate file. For
   server authentication, this is the certificate file that is configured
   as the certificate for EAServer on port 2001 or any other port that
   is specified for use in server-only authentication SSL mode. You
   may already have such a file from configuring EAServer for SSL connections,
   or, if you have access rights to the built-in Java keystore on the
   EAServer host, you can export the required certificate from the
   keystore.

   For more information about exporting a certificate, see the EAServer documentation.

   Note:

   The server�s certificate file need not include its
   private key.