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Note: this guide doesn't go into actual configuration of the FireBrick to be an endpoint, merely how to connect your Mac client to it. Therefore it is assumed the certificate already exists on the FireBrick. It may also be that this is emailed to you by whoever maintains your FireBrick, in which case skip this step.
Note: this guide doesn't go into actual configuration of the FireBrick to be an endpoint, merely how to connect your Mac client to it. Therefore it is assumed the certificate already exists on the FireBrick. It may also be that this is emailed to you by whoever maintains your FireBrick, in which case skip this step.


1. Log into the Firebrick.
#Log into the Firebrick.
#Click on the Config menu in the bar on the left.

2. Click on the Config menu in the bar on the left.
#Click on the Certificates menu beneath that.
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#You should be presented with a list of certificates installed. Each line will look approximately as follows :

3. Click on the Certificates menu beneath that.

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4. You should be presented with a list of certificates installed. Each line will look approximately as follows :

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[[File:Toothless_-_Cliff_s_test_FB2700_2700-0001-9224_Certificate_management.jpg]]
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#At the right hand end of the row corresponding the the certificate you wish to download, click on the PEM link.

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5. At the right hand end of the row corresponding the the certificate you wish to download, click on the PEM link.


== Installing the certificate into OSX ==
== Installing the certificate into OSX ==
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