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== Overview == | |||
Users may encounter situations where a custom user certificate, imported through the device settings, does not appear on Q2 terminals. | |||
== Key Steps for Importing Certificates == | |||
# '''Navigate to Trusted Certificates:''' | |||
#* Go to '''Settings > Security > Encryption > Trusted Certificates > Users'''. | |||
# '''Import the Certificate:''' | |||
#* Proceed with importing the desired user certificate. | |||
== Important Note == | |||
'''Certificate Attribute Requirement:''' | |||
* For a certificate to be listed on a Q2 terminal, it must have the ''''isCA'''' flag set to '''true'''. | |||
* If this flag is not set to '''true''', the certificate will not be visible or listed on the terminal. | |||
This section clarifies the specific attribute requirement for certificates to be recognized and listed on Q2 terminals, aiding users in troubleshooting issues related to certificate visibility. | |||
Revision as of 17:41, 6 January 2024
Overview
Users may encounter situations where a custom user certificate, imported through the device settings, does not appear on Q2 terminals.
Key Steps for Importing Certificates
- Navigate to Trusted Certificates:
- Go to Settings > Security > Encryption > Trusted Certificates > Users.
- Import the Certificate:
- Proceed with importing the desired user certificate.
Important Note
Certificate Attribute Requirement:
- For a certificate to be listed on a Q2 terminal, it must have the 'isCA' flag set to true.
- If this flag is not set to true, the certificate will not be visible or listed on the terminal.
This section clarifies the specific attribute requirement for certificates to be recognized and listed on Q2 terminals, aiding users in troubleshooting issues related to certificate visibility.