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Save or Export

A variation of this dialog box appears when a Save or Export action is required. It can apply to certificates, certificate signing requests (CSR), or certificate revocation lists (CRL). The following options may or may not apply, depending on the procedure.

System Clipboard in Base64 Format
This option allows you to temporarily save the certificate or certificate signing request (CSR) to the system clipboard. You can then paste it into a file or application, if supported. If you use this option, you must not save any additional data to the system clipboard until you have pasted the data. If you overwrite the data in the system clipboard, there is no way to regenerate it, except by reissuing the certificate or CSR.

File in Binary DER Format
This option lets you save or export a certificate or CRL to a file displayed in the Filename field. By default, the certificate file is exported with a .DER extension at the root of drive C: of a Windows-based ConsoleOneTM workstation and at your home directory of a Unix-based ConsoleOne workstation. The CRL file has a default extension of .CRL.

File in Base64 Format
This option lets you save a CSR or export a certificate or CRL to a file displayed in the Filename field. By default, the certificate and CSR files are exported with a .B64 extension at the root of drive C: of a Windows-based ConsoleOne workstation and at your home directory of a Unix-based ConsoleOne workstation. The CRL file has a default extension of .CRL.

Browse
This button allows you to browse the file system and save the certificate, CSR, or CRL to a desired location.

Details
This button allows you to view details about the certificate or CSR.

Save
This button saves the certificate to the location displayed in the File Name field or to the system clipboard, depending on which option you choose.

Export
This button exports the CSR or CRL to the location displayed in the File Name field.

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