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# TLS インスペクション (Sub CA) 証明書
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SCEPman Enterprise Edition のみ
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この機能にはバージョン **2.4** 以上を介して
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いくつかのユースケースでは、SCEPman RootCA のサブ CA を発行する必要がある場合があります（例: ファイアウォールで TLS トラフィックを検査するため）。この形式では、サブ CA を手動で生成できます **サーバー認証** を EKU として。PKCS#12 ファイルは、画面に表示されたパスワードで暗号化されています。必要なシステムには、そのパスワードを使用して PKCS#12 を直接インポートできます。
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このページから移動すると、パスワードにはもうアクセスできなくなるので注意してください。
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