How to add Common Policy as a trust anchor in Firefox

[techliaison]

Save the Common Policy (FCPCA) root certificate to your system:
http://http.fpki.gov/fcpca/fcpca.crt
The DN for the Common Policy CA is:
cn=Federal Common Policy CA, ou=FPKI, o=U.S. Government, c=US
The sha1 Thumbprint is:
90 5f 94 2f d9 f2 8f 67 9b 37 81 80 fd 4f 84 63 47 f6 45 c1

Inside FireFox click on the menu bars in the top right corner,
select options,
select advanced,
select View Certificates
Select the Authorities Tab
Click import
Browse to where you have saved the FCPCA self-signed certificate.
Select the file and click open
Highlight the certificate and click Edit Trust
Select
This certificate can identify websites and
This certificate can identity mail users
Click OK

[lachellel]

@techliaison

Can we also get the automated version? The challenge I saw on listserves was actually around using certutil (etc) to manage NSS.

[techliaison]

Sorry – that takes more work and is not something I know at the current time.
I’ll have to look into it.

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[lachellel]

@techliaison we can open a new issue - I just didn't want to lose the thought! (automation version)

[lachellel]

duplicate - closing