Currently, device certificates can only be installed and renewed automatically on Windows PCs. On other platforms, such as MacOS and Linux, users will have to install device certificates manually.
Log into the DualShield Service Console.
In My Tokens, click "Create Token"
In Product, select "Device Cert"
You also need to provide a password that's used to secure the certificate
Click "Create New" button to create a new device certificate.
Depending on the policy, you might be asked to activate the new device certificate.
Click the "Activate" button
Enter the Activation Code that you have received, then
Click the "Activate" button
The newly created device certificate is now ready to be downloaded to your device.
In the context menu, select "Download Certificate"
For instance, sign in to your DualShield Service Console, find the DeviceCert token, click "Download Certificate" from its context menu:
Launch the Files app
You should find your certificate file in the Recents folder
Click the certificate file
Navigate to Settings > General > Profiles
Click Identity Certificate
Click Install
Click Install again
Click Install again
You will be prompted to enter the certificate password:
Enter the password
Click Next
Click Done
The certificate is installed successfuly
Click the certificate to double check its details
Navigate to the web page where you can download your SSL certificate
For instance, sign in to your DualShield Service Console, find the DeviceCert token, click "Download Certificate" from its context menu:
The certificate will be downloaded and saved in the Downloads folder
In the Browser's main menu. select "Downloads"
You should find your certificate in the folder
Click on the certificate
You can change the Certificate Name
Click OK
You will be asked to enter the password of the certificate
Enter the password
Click OK
Your certificate is installed successfully.
If you want to check the certificate store on your Android phone, then navigate to "Settings"
Search for "Encryption & Credentials"
