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# OCSP Configuration

Click on "Manage OCSP Certificate" and choose "Configure OCSP Certificate" from the sub-menu. Next, click on "+OCSP config". You will be directed to a new page as shown in the figure below.

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Please choose the CA certificate from the drop-down menu on the figure shown above.

Enter the valid OCSP URL

OCSP certificate will display all the OCSP certificates which are issued by selected CA.

Click on “Save and Proceed” will navigate to verify and confirm page.

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The page as shown in Figure will display the details entered by “Officer” in step 1.

Clicking on “Edit “button will redirect to first step with filled details, Officer can edit the data click on “Save and Proceed”.

In the verify and confirm page, the officer can verify the data entered and sign and Authenticate with a valid email ID and token PIN.

Click on “Configure” will redirect to the next page.

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Clicking on “View all” will redirect the officer to the “Manage OCSP” page.

Clicking on “+New“ will redirect the officer to step 1 of OCSP configuration, where the officer will be able to map the CA certificate with the OCSP certificate.

Created certificates will be updated on the “Manage OCSP” page.


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