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Importing the Eanes-SSL certificate into Chrome OS (ChromeBook)

1. Open up the Chrome OS browser after logging into the ChromeBook and click the following link: Security Certificate
2. This will add the certificate to your downloads. Click the three dots in the top right corner and click “Settings”.

3. Scroll Down and click “Advanced” and go to “Privacy and Security” and click “Manage Certficates”

4. Click on “Authorities” and then “Import”

5. In the window that pops up, in the bottom left corner, change the drop-down list to “All files”. Select the certificate that you downloaded earlier, “Eanes-CA_SSL” and click “Open”.

6. In the next pop-up window, click all three boxes for the Trust settings and then click “OK”.

7. The cert is now added to the ChromeBook and should work for HTTPS sites. If you continue to have issues, check the “Authorities” list and make sure “org-Eanes” is listed with “Eanes-SSL” when you click it. You may double-click the “Eanes-SSL” to make sure all 3 boxes are checked for Trust settings. Closing out the browser and restarting your session may also be required.

5. Scroll to the bottom and click View Certificates.

6. Make sure the Authorities tab is selected at the top, and then at the bottom click Import.

7. In the popup window, select Downloads on the left side of this window, and then select Eanes-CA_SSL.cer. Click Open in the bottom right. NOTE: If you can't find Eanes-CA_SSL.cer, it may be titled zljibb4igp1sz4w6yu7z.cer

8. Check both boxes and click OK, and then click OK on the last window (Certificate Manager).

Once this is done, you should be able to access sites such as Gmail and Google with no issue.

Importing the “eanesisd.net” Certificate into iOS Safari

1. Open up the Safari browser and click the following link: Security Certificate
    
2. A window will pop up stating that the website is trying to download a configuration profile. Click Allow. 
    
3. A pop up will say Profile Downloaded and to review the profile in Settings to install it. 
    
4. Open your device Settings app. At the top, under your AppleID, it should say Profile Downloaded. If you aren’t on the latest iOS version this might not appear. If not, go to General, and then scroll down to the bottom and click Profile.
    
5. Select the downloaded profile named Eanes-SSL, and then click Install in the top right corner of the screen. You may be prompted to enter your device passcode at this point.

6. Select Install on the top right of the screen again, and then click Install yet again when it pops up at the bottom of your screen. 
    
7. Go back to Settings > General, and click About at the top of the screen. Scroll all the way to the bottom and click Certificate Trust Settings.
    
8. Enable full trust for the certificate labeled Eanes-SSL. Click continue on the pop up that appears after this. 

The process is complete and you should have access to approved websites.

1. Open up the Safari browser and click the following link: Security Certificate
    

2. This will add the certificate to your downloads. Click on your downloads in the lower right corner of the screen and click the Eanes-CA_SSL certificate. You may be prompted to enter your password. NOTE: If you can't find Eanes-CA_SSL.cer, it may be titled zljibb4igp1sz4w6yu7z.cer

3. Next, click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner of your screen to bring up spotlight search, and type “keychain” and hit enter.

4. Make sure you are on the System tab on the upper left side of the keychain window, right click on the Eanes-SSL certificate in the list of certificates, and then click Get Info.

5. Click on the arrow next to Trust in the window that appears. On the first dropdown menu that appears, labeled “When using this certificate” select Always Trust from the dropdown menu. 
    

The certificate is now trusted and you will be able to access approved sites.

1. Open up the Microsoft Edge Browser and click the following link: Security Certificate
    
2. A window will pop up at the bottom of the browser window. choose “Open"
    
3. Click the download that appears in the bottom left corner of the browser and then click Open. A security warning window may appear after clicking open, click Open on that window as well.

4. Click Install Certificate on the window that pops up, then click Local Machine, and Next. 

5. A pop up will ask you if you want to allow the app to make changes to your device. Click Yes.
    
6. On the next window, click Place all certificates in the following store, and then click Browse.

7. Click the checkbox “Show physical stores” at the bottom of the new window that pops up, and then scroll to the top and open the Trusted Root Certification Authorities drop down menu and select Group Policy within that dropdown. Click OK. 

8. Click Next, and then click Finish. A pop up will alert you that the import was successful. You should now be able to access approved sites. 

This will import the cert for Chrome as well.