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Add credentials to an authentication policy

  1. Sign in to DigiCert® ONE as a Solution Administrator.

  2. In DigiCert ONE, in the Manager menu (grid at top right), select Device Trust.

Depending on the type of credentials you need to add to an authentication policy, follow the relevant steps in the sections below.

  1. In the Device Trust Manager menu, select Authentication policy > Passcodes.

  2. Select Create passcode.

  3. Enter a Name. This must be unique within the chosen policy.

  4. Optionally, add a Description.

  5. Choose an existing policy to add the passcode to. You can also create a new one under Assign or Create an Authentication Policy.

  6. Select whether the passcode will be generated or provided manually.

  7. If needed, enable username requirement and enter a username for the passcode. Default is disabled.

  8. Set a Usage limit, or leave it blank for unlimited use.

  9. Optionally, define a Start Date and End Date.

  10. Select Create passcode. If you had DigiCert​​®​​ generate the passcode, save it in a secure place, and click Finish.

  1. In the Device Trust Manager menu, select Authentication policy > Authentication CA.

  2. Select Create authentication certificate.

  3. Enter a Name. This must be unique within the chosen policy.

  4. Choose an existing policy or create a new one.

  5. Specify the certificate by selecting an issuing CA or uploading a certificate.

  6. (Optional) Require a Passcode in the request headers for REST API authentication.

  7. Set a Usage Limit, or leave it blank for unlimited use.

  8. Define a Validity Period with start and end dates.

  9. Provide Registered Values as needed.

  10. Click Create Authentication Certificate.

  1. Go to Authentication Policy > Authentication CA.

  2. Select Add Authentication CA.

  3. Upload the Issuing CA.

  4. Optionally, add a Description.

  5. Select or create an Authentication Policy for the CA.

  6. Click Add Authentication CA.