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Generating a

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Signed Certificate


You’ll first need to generate a CSR to be signed by your chosen Certificate Authority.

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Note

Warning - SAML SSO configuration changes are required when renewing the SSL certificate

Updating the ZIRO ZPC SSL certificate will break the existing SAML Single Sign-On functionality setup for ZIRO ZPC and will require adjustments to your Identity Provider (IdP) configuration.

Once a new SSL certificate is uploaded, users will be unable to sign in using SSO until you export the new Service Provider (SP) Metadata from the SAML Single Sign-On page and use it to adjust the Relying Party Trust configuration for ZIRO in your Identity Provider (IdP) configuration.

For more detailed steps, refer to the walkthrough guide Setting Up SSO for ZPC with ADFS.SSO setup walkthrough guides for your IdP (Azure, ADFS, Okta)

  1. View the expiry date of your certificate by navigating to System Health > System Health Status page.

  2. View your current certificate details by accessing the certificate viewer in your browser while on the ZPC website.

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How to Use Wildcard Certificates

  1. Acquire the wildcard certificate from your IT team in the correct PEM format (Base-64 encoded X.509 - CER).

  2. Navigate to the System > Certificate Management page in ZPC and the Import Certificate tab and select the Wildcard Certificate option.

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  3. Provide the Private Key