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You might need to upload a new CA (Certification Authority) if you tried to install a tis key pair not signed by an installed CA.
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The new CA installation becomes mandatory because without a complete certificate chain the new TLS key pair would not be accepted by PrivateServer.
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2.3.4 Delete TLS key pair
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2.3.5 Delete Certification Authority
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You cannot edit an entry in the CA list, but you still can delete a CA and create a new one for replacement. That said, the way for deleting a CA entry is quite simple. From the CA list shown in
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First you get a detail of the certificate you're going to delete. Just press the Delete button at the bottom and confirm your choice in the next pop up window.
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