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# Generation Of Hardtoken Certificate
The certificate will be downloaded onto the selected device, which can either be a token or another device.
* Click on User Certificate Management ->Enrollment on the left menu.
* Choose the “Hard token” radio button as a type of certificate as shown in the figure.
Select Hard token radio button and then select User certificate profile generated by the Administrator.
Based on the Certificate profile selected from Certificate profile dropdown all the relevant subject DN details along with SAN fields will be displayed.
Select the Key Algorithm & Size from the drop down
Select the Key profile to create user certificate generated by the Administrator.
Enter Token PIN of selected key profile with token plugged into the system.
Click on Save and Proceed, displays below page as shown in figure below.
The above page displays the details entered by “Officer” in step 1.
Click on “Edit“ button, will redirect to first step with filled details.
In the 2nd step officer can verify the data entered. Authenticate with valid email ID and token PIN.
Click on “Create” will redirect to next page as shown in Figure below.
To download a certificate (.cer file) to your system, simply click on the "Download Certificate" button.
Clicking on "+New" will take the officer to step 1 of the enrollment process, where they can create a user certificate.
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