How to upload a client certificate to API management?

How to upload a client certificate to API management?

To upload a client certificate to API Management: In the Azure portal, navigate to your API Management instance. Under Security, select Certificates. Select Certificates > + Add.

How to authenticate a certificate using mutual TLS?

You need the public keys of the root certificate authority and any intermediate certificate authorities. These must be uploaded to API Gateway to authenticate certificates properly using mutual TLS. This example uses OpenSSL to create the certificate authority and client certificate.

How to validate a certificate for an API?

Use the validate-client-certificate policy to validate one or more attributes of a client certificate used to access APIs hosted in your API Management instance. Configure the policy to validate one or more attributes including certificate issuer, subject, thumbprint, whether the certificate is validated against online revocation list, and others.

How to add a key vault certificate to API management?

When using a key vault certificate in API Management, be careful not to delete the certificate, key vault, or managed identity used to access the key vault. To add a key vault certificate to API Management: In the Azure portal, navigate to your API Management instance. Under Security, select Certificates. Select Certificates > + Add.

Can a self signed certificate be used in an API?

The certificate must be in .pfx format. Self-signed certificates are allowed. Once the certificate is uploaded, it shows in the Client certificates. If you have many certificates, make a note of the thumbprint of the desired certificate in order to Configure an API to use a client certificate for gateway authentication.

How to import certificate into x509certificate.import method?

String^ Certificate = L”Certificate.cer”; // Load the certificate into an X509Certificate object. X509Certificate^ cert = gcnew X509Certificate; cert->Import (Certificate); // Get the value. String^ resultsTrue = cert->ToString ( true ); // Display the value to the console.