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WS_FTP Pro Security Guide

Trusted Authorities

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Table of Contents
  • Secure File Transfer
    • Selecting a Secure Transfer Method
      • About SSL
      • About SSH
      • About OpenPGP
        • Using Secure Transfer Encryption with OpenPGP
    • Using FIPS 140-2 Validated Cryptography
      • About FIPS (WS_FTP Professional)
      • Using FIPS mode (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Checking File Integrity
    • Configuring Firewalls
  • Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
    • Overview
    • Why use SSL?
    • How to make an SSL connection
      • Client Certificate Verification
    • Generating a Certificate
    • Importing a Certificate
    • Selecting a Certificate
    • Trusted Authorities
      • Certificate Display
      • Adding a Certificate
      • Exporting a Certificate
      • Removing a Certificate
    • Non-Trusted Certificate
      • Certificate Information
      • Certificate Options
    • Using a NAT Firewall
      • To configure SSL through a NAT Firewall:
  • File Transfer Integrity
    • Overview
    • How to set up File Transfer Integrity Checks
      • Enabling the File Transfer Integrity option
      • Selecting the File Transfer Integrity Algorithm preferences
  • Secure Shell (SSH)
    • Overview
    • Why use SSH?
    • Exporting an SSH Public Key
    • Making an SSH connection (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Generating an SSH key pair (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Importing an SSH Key (WS_FTP Professional)
    • SSH Algorithms
  • OpenPGP
    • Overview
    • Using OpenPGP mode to encrypt and decrypt files for transfer (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Enabling OpenPGP mode for a site by default (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Encrypting and decrypting local files (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Generating an OpenPGP key pair (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Importing OpenPGP keys (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Exporting OpenPGP keys (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Scenario: Encrypting files for transfer to or from a remote site (WS_FTP Professional)
    • Scenario: Encrypting local files and local transfers (WS_FTP Professional)
  • Using Firewalls
    • Multiple Firewalls
    • Firewall Types
    • Configuring a Firewall
    • Using a Configured Firewall
    • Using UPnP
  • FireScript Editor
    • What is a FireScript?
    • FireScript Components
      • The fwsc Section
      • The Comment Section
      • The Script Section
    • The Connection Sequence
    • The FireScript Language
    • FireScript Variables
    • String Expansion
    • Function Expressions
    • FireScript Statements
      • Switch Statements
      • Case Statements
      • Examples of Case Statements
      • Continue
      • Jumps and Labels
      • Return
      • Autodetect
    • SSL Statements
    • FireScript Key Words
    • FireScript reserved words
      • FireScript statements
      • FireScript intrinsic functions
      • FireScript intrinsic variables
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Trusted Authorities

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  • Last Updated: January 29, 2024
  • 1 minute read
    • WS_FTP Pro
    • Version 13.0
    • Documentation

Trusted Authorities

The Trusted Authorities dialog stores a list of certificate names that are trusted by the user. To access the list of Trusted Authorities:

  1. Click Tools > Options. The Program Options dialog opens.
  2. Click to expand the SSL options, then click Trusted Authorities. The Trusted Authorities list opens.

Contents
  • Certificate Display
  • Adding a Certificate
  • Exporting a Certificate
  • Removing a Certificate
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