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# How To Install or Update Bitpool SSL Certificates in Niagara

Use the following process to install or update a Bitpool SSL certificate on a Niagara station.

> A valid Bitpool SSL certificate is only available on request. Please reach out to the Bitpool Team for the most recent version.

## Update Process

* on the target machine, transfer the latest pem file to a location available to the station.
* open Workbench and connect to station using credentials
* navigate to *Config->Services->PlatformService->CertManagerService*.
* open the **User Key Store** tab, then click the **Import** button.
* using the dialog box, locate and select the pem file.
* view and accept the new SSL certificate.
* navigate to *Config->Services->WebService*.
* open the Property Sheet tab and select the **Main Https Cert** drop down field.
* select the pem file installed above, then click the **Save** button.
* open the the browser and enter target URL for the station.
* from the address back inspect the SSL certificate and validate the *End Date* to confirm.


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