Any Storage Platform can serve the Redstor-signed security certificate as well as one or more CA-signed certificates of your choice. If a certificate has the correct host name and is located in the Windows Certificate Store, the Redstor AccountServer will automatically serve it to any browser-based connection. This means that your browser will no longer present a security warning when you open a Redstor Pro report over HTTPS.

To enable support for an additional certificate:

1. Install the CA-provided certificate that should be served into the Local Machine certificate store.

• Run "CertLM.msc".
• Import the certificate into the personal certificate store.

Note: Security best practices dictate that when the certificate is imported, the option to Allow private key to be exported should not be enabled.

2. Configure the AccountServer/StorageServer to serve the CA-provided certificate by navigating to the following address in a web browser (replacing <accountServer> with the correct address):

https://<accountServer>/api/system/settings?UseTrustedCertificates=true

After that, the server will serve any valid (non-expired) certificate from the certificate store if it matches the address that a user's browser is connecting to.

Note: 

• ESE Agents will still receive the Redstor-supplied platform certificate. 
• Third-party tools may or may not receive the CA-provided certificate, depending on the details of the protocol they use to connect. Most modern browsers (including on iOS & Android) will receive the CA-provided certificate.