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View Page History{panel:title=(!) Important}Currently, the SSL key management is supported in the [YouTrack Fascination EAP builds|TSYSPUB:YouTrack EAP Builds] only.{panel}
*SSL Key Management* section allows you to upload and edit SSL client keys and trusted certificates. Client key is used to identify YouTrack as a client when connecting to a third-party server, whereas adding a server certificate as trusted means that you do trust the server that possesses a respective key.
SSL client keys and certificates uploaded here, can be used for secure connection in [system email notifications settings|Managing Basic Settings#E-Mail Settings], TeamCity Integration, [LDAP integration|LDAP Integration#Configuring LDAP Integration], and [Mailbox integration|Mailbox Integration#Configuring Connection to a Mailbox].
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SSL client keys and certificates uploaded here, can be used for secure connection in [system email notifications settings|Managing Basic Settings#E-Mail Settings], [TeamCity Integration|Configuring TeamCity Integration#Configuring Connection to TeamCity Server], [LDAP integration|LDAP Integration#Configuring LDAP Integration], and [Mailbox integration|Mailbox Integration#Configuring Connection to a Mailbox].
h2. Adding a New SSL Client Key
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*To upload a new SSL Client Key*: # You need to have a keystore containing your private key. It should either be PKCS12 or JKS keystore.
# In the *Administration > SSL Keys Management* section, open *Client keys* tab and click '*Import key store*' link.
# In the appeared dialog, select the target key store file on your local machine.
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# Enter your password to the key store.
# Click *Import* to upload selected key store to YouTrack.
# Click *Import* to upload selected key store to YouTrack.
...*To upload a new trusted certificate:*
# In the *Administration > SSL Keys Management* section, open *Trusted certificates* tab and click 'Add trusted certificate' link.
# In the *Administration > SSL Keys Management* section, open *Trusted certificates* tab and click 'Add trusted certificate' link.
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# In the appeared dialog, type in an alias for the new certificate.
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# Add certificate itself. You can do it by either:
#- Copying 'text' of the certificate into the text area. The text should be {{Base64}} encoded.
#- Add certificate from a file: select a file containing the certificate in binary format
# Click *Add* to upload selected certificate to YouTrack.
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