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Certification Authority repository: chain of trust, revocation lists, CPS and certificate policies.
Certificates and chain of trust
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How to check issued certificates via OCSP?
Previous requirements
- Have installed the application on your computer Open SSL. Otherwise, download it by clicking the following Link.
- Place a copy of the Procert certification authority's root certificate in DER format inside the bin folder of the Open SSL application. If you do not have the certificate, you can download it through the following Link and place it in the folder mentioned before.
- Place a copy of the certificate that you want to review in DER format inside the bin folder of the Open SSL application. If you do not have the certificate, you can download it through the following Link and place it in the folder mentioned before.
Procedure
- To verify through OCSP, click the Start button, All Programs, then Accessories and then Command Prompt.
- Enter the path of the bin folder where the Open SSL application is installed, in which the previously stored certificates are located.
- Then enter the following command (without parentheses) to convert the CA's root certificate to PEM format: openssl x509 -inform der -in (name of the root certificate).cer -out (desired name for the root certificate).pem.
- Next, enter the following command (without parentheses) to convert the certificate to be reviewed to PEM format: openssl x509 -inform der -in (name of the certificate to be reviewed).cer -out (desired name for the certificate to be reviewed).pem
- Finally, enter the following command to perform the certificate verification through OCSP: openssl.exe ocsp -issuer (name of the root certificate).pem -cert (name of the certificate to be verified).pem -url http://ura.procert.net.ve/ocsp -text -noverify -no_nonce
- Have installed the application on your computer Open SSL. Otherwise, download it by clicking the following Link.
- Place a copy of the Procert certification authority's root certificate in DER format inside the bin folder of the Open SSL application. If you do not have the certificate, you can download it through the following Link and place it in the folder mentioned before.
- Place a copy of the certificate that you want to review in DER format inside the bin folder of the Open SSL application. If you do not have the certificate, you can download it through the following Link and place it in the folder mentioned before.
Procedure
- To verify through OCSP, click the Start button, All Programs, then Accessories and then Command Prompt.
- Enter the path of the bin folder where the Open SSL application is installed, in which the previously stored certificates are located.
- Then enter the following command (without parentheses) to convert the CA's root certificate to PEM format: openssl x509 -inform der -in (name of the root certificate).cer -out (desired name for the root certificate).pem.
- Next, enter the following command (without parentheses) to convert the certificate to be reviewed to PEM format: openssl x509 -inform der -in (name of the certificate to be reviewed).cer -out (desired name for the certificate to be reviewed).pem
- Finally, enter the following command to perform the certificate verification through OCSP: openssl.exe ocsp -issuer (name of the root certificate).pem -cert (name of the certificate to be verified).pem -url http://ura.procert.net.ve/ocsp -text -noverify -no_nonce
Accreditation Gazettes
Contract Model
Certification Practice Statement (ECC)
- Master List
- Certification Practice Statement (DPC)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Company Employee (PC-1)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Representatives of Public Companies (PC-2)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Representative of Private Companies (PC-3)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Natural Person (PC-4)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Qualified Professionals (PC-5)
- Electronic Certificate for Secure Server (SSL) (PC-6)
- Electronic Certificate for OCSP (PC-7)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Public Officials (PC-8)
- Electronic Transaction Signature Certificate (PC-9)
- Electronic Certificate of Electronic Invoice (PC-10)
- Electronic Certificate of Electronic Banking (PC-11)
- Electronic Software Signature Certificate (PC-12)
- Electronic Certificate for Virtual Private Networks (VPN) (PC-13)
- Electronic Certificate for Email (PC-14)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Electronic Justice
Certification Practice Statement (RSA)
- Master List
- Certification Practice Statement (DPC)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Company Employee (PC-1)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Representatives of Public Companies (PC-2)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Representative of Private Companies (PC-3)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Natural Person (PC-4)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Qualified Professionals (PC-5)
- Electronic Certificate for Secure Server (SSL) (PC-6)
- Electronic Certificate for OCSP (PC-7)
- Electronic Signature Certificate for Public Officials (PC-8)
- Electronic Transaction Signature Certificate (PC-9)
- Electronic Certificate of Electronic Invoice (PC-10)
- Electronic Certificate of Electronic Banking (PC-11)
- Electronic Software Signature Certificate (PC-12)
- Electronic Certificate for Virtual Private Networks (VPN) (PC-13)
- Certificado Electrónico de Firma para Despacho Virtual (PC-15)