Creating trusted certificate groups

Click Security and then go to Certificates → Trusted Certificate Groups.

Click Add Trusted Certificate Group.

Drag a certificate into the box that appears.

In the Name field, enter a name for the group.

To set the new group to include the Java Trust Store group, select the Use Java Trust Store check box.

To allow PingAccess to ignore date-related errors for certificates that are not yet valid or have expired, select the Skip certificate date check check box.

To check the client certificate revocation status using certificate revocation list (CRL), select the CRL checking check box.

To check the client certificate revocation status using Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP), select the OCSP check box.

To deny access when any certificate in the certificate chain cannot be verified using its CRL endpoint, select the Deny when unable to determine revocation status check box.

To validate client certificate chains that are not in the standard order, such as a reversed certificate chain of [root, intermediate, leaf], select the Validate disordered certificate chains check box.

To skip validation of any CA certificates configured in the trusted certificate group and their subsequent chain of issuers when trusted CA certificates are found in the client certificate chain, select the Bypass trust anchor validation check box.

Click Add.

Optional: Add additional certificates to the new trusted certificate group by dragging them into the group.