security > global-trusted-ca

The trusted-root-ca sub-element creates local trusted CA stores and defines the lists of certificates that you can apply to one or more tls-profiles objects.

Parameters

name
Specifies the name for this global-trusted-ca object. You apply this name to one or more tls-profiles for use by those objects.
state
Enables or disables this global-trusted-ca object. When enabled, the global-trusted-ca uses the CAs configured in this list to validate certificates. Values include:
  • Enabled (default)
  • Disabled
trusted-ca-certificates-list
Specifies the names of root CA’s which this list trusts. There must be a corresponding certificate-record with the same name for each CA in this list. You can configure any number of root CA’s per list, all of which are used by the applicable tls-profile(s).

Enter multiple entries by listing entries within parenthesis, (), and separating them with a space. You can also add or remove a single entry to an existing list by prefixing the applicable name with a plus sign (+) to add, and a minus sign (-) to remove.

Path

global-trusted-ca is a subelement under the security configuration element under the security path. The full path from the topmost prompt is: configure terminal , and then security , and then global-trusted-ca