The NBA holds a set of well-known root certificate authority certificates that permit the NBA to validate connections to target websites. However, certificate authorities sometimes withdraw certificates and issue new ones, so you must keep the set of root certificates up to date on the NBA appliance. You may need to add or remove certificates from this set and if any public certificates are revoked, you must add them to the NBA’s revocation list.
Status information for all the certificate files is recorded in two log files on the NBA:
There are two methods for updating the certificate lists.
To manage root certificates using the NBA console
Click Import to add new certificates.
Then browse to the file containing the certificates that you want the SSL decoder to use. A certificate file can contain multiple certificates.
Finally, click Import to add the selected file.
Click Delete.
Then hold the Ctrl key down while selecting one or more certificates to remove.
Finally, click Delete to remove the selected certificates.
Click Export to download a file containing all certificates in the list.
You can import this file onto another NBA to keep the certificate sets identical on multiple NBA appliances.
Click Reset to remove all current certificates and replace them with the certificates delivered on installation.
To manage root certificates using FTP
. /usr/local/share/nba/nbarc
Note: Do not omit the space between the period and the first slash.
cd /home/nba/bin
./nbacmd SSL_UPDATE
2010/11/26 15:55:32.653788 nbaSendEvent: Event system connected 2010/11/26 15:55:37.679308 CMD: SSL certificate regeneration completed. OK
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