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title: Setting up Firefox Certificate
slug: setting-up-firefox-certificate
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createdAt: 2024-12-13T22:09:05.130Z
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The L4i configuration service requires a HTTPS secured connection in order to communicate with a web browser. To enable this connection, a client certificate must be imported into the browser. This procedure explains how to install the certificate into Mozilla Firefox.

Open the Options section of Firefox

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Select **'Privacy & Security'** section, scroll to the bottom and select View Certificates and then click **'Import'**

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Select the 'exports' directory where you have created the x509 certificates (typically a directory called x509 in the root l4i folder) and then select '***trex.cfgmgr.client.p12***' then supply the password that was configured in th&#x65;***&#x20;'trex-certmgr-application.json'*** file.

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You should see something similar to the following

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