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Delete trusted certificates in SANtricity System Manager

Contributors netapp-driley netapp-jolieg

You can delete the user-installed certificates previously imported from the Trusted tab.

Before you begin
  • You must be logged in with a user profile that includes Security admin permissions. Otherwise, certificate functions do not appear.

  • If you are updating a trusted certificate with a new version, the updated certificate must be imported before you delete the old certificate.

Caution

You might lose access to a system if you delete a certificate used to authenticate the controllers and another server, such as an LDAP server, before you import a replacement certificate.

About this task

This task describes how to delete user-installed certificates. The pre-installed, self-signed certificates cannot be deleted.

Steps
  1. From the left panel, select Certificates › Trusted certificates.

    The table shows the storage array's trusted certificates.

  2. From the table, select the certificate you want to remove.

  3. Click Uncommon Tasks › Delete.

    A Confirm Delete Trusted Certificate dialog box opens.

  4. Type delete in the field, and then click Delete.