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confusingly, with different names). A few common certificate types include:
• CA certificates (also called root or authority certificates): These certificates identify the CA and create the
root of a CA hierarchy. As such, the certificate details have the same input for both the Issuer and Subject
fields. These certificates are self-signed and contain the CA’s public key needed to decrypt signatures in
the signed certificates.
• Web server certificates (also called local service certificates): These certificates identify web servers and
are used to secure communication to and from web servers, such as an SSH server, HTTPS website, web
portals, or EAP 802.1X authentication servers. The certificate details have the DNS name of the server in
the subject field. The public key of the web server is included.
• User certificates (also called client certificates): These certificates identify one person to another, a
person to a device or gateway, or one device to another device. The certificate includes the public key
associated with the identity.
Both user and web server certificates fall under the category of end-entity certificates.
Which two types of digital certificates can you create in FortiAuthenticator? (Choose two answers)
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