Import and install certificates for Circle of Trust
Release version: Washingtondc
Updated February 1, 2024
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Retrieve the update set in production to establish the trust relationship between the two instances. The certificates that have been created to represent trust in the trusted instance must be accepted into the production
instance.
Before you begin
Roles required: admin, security_admin
Procedure
In the production instance, navigate to System Update Sets > Retrieved Update Sets.
Select the Import Update Set from XML button on the bottom-left corner of the screen.
The Code Signing update set is added to the Retrieved Update Sets table.
Note:
If you don’t see your update set, filter your list for records in the Loaded state, and sort the list by the Loaded field.
Open the update set record to verify that the Customer Updates table contains
the following three records:
Two KMF Signature Records
X.509 Certificate
Select Preview Update Set.
Select Commit Update Set.
The Retrieved Update Set State updates to Committed.
In the navigator, enter sn_kmf_record_signature.list to
open the KMF Signature Records list.
Locate the two KMF signature
records.
These records are the most recently created records where the KMF Signature Purpose field has a value of Circle of Trust. You may need to add the Created
field to your list, or filter for records created on the current date.
In the navigator, enter sys_certificate.list and open
the record with a Short description value of
code_signing_key and a Type value
of Trust Store Cert.
Select Install Trusted Code Signing cert.
The certificate type updates to Trusted CodeSigning Cert.
Important:
Repeat these steps for your second certificate. Remember that there’s a certificate for both the cm_code_attest and cm_code_signing cryptographic modules.
Result
The trust relationship is established between trusted and production instances. You’re ready to enable Code Signing. See Turn on Code Signing to complete the steps.