Trust Store πŸš€

The Setup β†’ Trust Stores section stores partners' trusted public keys. These keys can be an X.509 Certificate, an SSH server public key, or an SSH client public key.

πŸš€ Multiple SSH keys can be imported for the same server going to:

  • Setup β†’ Trust Stores β†’ Keys tab.

  • Setup β†’ Untrusted caches β†’ Keys tab.

  • Repository pkhost using the certedit tool.

To improve clarity, each key is given a unique name, following these rules:

  • When the key is imported in the Trust Store, the filename will be automatically assigned as a name. If the filename label already exists, _<number> will be added. To assign a custom name, click the 3 dots icon and select Edit to open the Edit Key window.

  • When the key is trusted from the Untrusted Cache section, the name is composed as follows: <code>-<serverIP/serverHostname>-<serverPort>-S.pub where:

    • <code> uniquely identifies the key itself

    • <serverIP/serverHostname> is the server IP or the hostname the key is referred to

    • <serverPort> is the server port

  • When the key is synchronized from a repository, the name is composed as follows: CERTEDIT-<md5-key-checksum>

On the home page, you can click the SYNC button to synchronize your Keys/Certificates Trust Store with the content of the physical store.

To edit or delete an existing SSH key, press the 3-dot icon and select the relevant option. When editing the key to change its name, if the submitted string conflicts with an existing one, a new unique label will be suggested.

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