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A Certificate Authority (CA) is responsible for issuing different kinds of certificates. Each Enterprise Security Client (ESC) interfaces with a TPS subsystem to request end user certificates. Consequently, to obtain these certificates, an HTTPS EE URL to a CA that has been registered in the security domain must also be selected.
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