Certificate Requests

Servers

Server certificates are the most common type of certificate, typically used for secure (https://) websites. The Information Security Office reviews certificate requests before approval.

Request a CSU San Bernardino certificate

There is no per-certificate cost for these certificates. Be sure to read the information on local certificate authorities.

Request VeriSign Class 3 Server certificate

Upon approval, a request for reimbursement to cover the cost of the certificate will be submitted to the corresponding office.

Individuals

Personal certificates are available through invitation and appointment.  Personal certificates are installed on a USB enabled cryptographic tokens, similar to smart cards. Please contact the information security office to make an appointment for a personal certificate. 

Special software and drivers are necessary to access the cryptographic token.

 eToken Drivers

Windows

• eToken PKI Client 5.1 for Windows (32-bit)
• eToken PKI Client 5.1 for Windows (64-bit)
• eToken PKI Client 4.55 for Windows (32-bit)
  

Mac OS X

• eToken PKI Client 5.0 for Mac OS X
  
• eToken RTE 4.55 for Mac OS X (10.5)
• eToken RTE 3.60 for Mac OS X (through 10.4)

Linux

• eToken PKI Client 5.0 SP1 for Debian
• eToken PKI Client 5.0 for RedHat/CentOS (32-bit)
• eToken PKI Client 5.0 for RedHat/CentOS (64-bit)
  

 Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird

• You will need to import the following certificates into your trusted certificate store.
• IdentityCA
  
• IntermediaryCA
• RootCA