Pre-defining Certificates
Devices may require certain certificates to access specific resources on the internet. You can use Deep Freeze Cloud Console to push useful certificate files to your iOS devices, and you can pre-define these certificates to make the process easier to manage.
Adding a new certificate
1. Go to MDM > Settings.
2. Click the Configurations tab if it is not already selected.
3. Locate the Certificates list. Click the Add button at the right of the list.
An Upload Certificate window opens.
4. Define the certificate properties:
> Name – use this field to define a name for the certificate. The name is used only within the Deep Freeze Cloud Console for identification and will not be visible to device users.
> Type – use this field to select the certificate type.
> Certificate File – the certificate file. To define a file, click Choose File to open a file browser, an use it to select the certificate.
> Password – some certificates require a password to use. If a password is necessary, enter it into this field.
Note that this field is only visible if the certificate Type is defined as PKCS12.
5. Click Upload.
Editing or deleting an existing certificate
1. Go to MDM > Settings.
2. Click the Configurations tab if it is not already selected.
3. Scroll through the list of certificates and locate the one you want to edit or delete.
4. Edit or delete the certificate as needed:
> To edit the certificate, click the associated 
icon in the Actions column of the table.
icon in the Actions column of the table.> To delete the certificate, click the associated 
icon in the Actions column of the table.
icon in the Actions column of the table.