

Use the following image if you are unsure how to accomplish this. Open Terminal and copy the two files to /usr/share/ca-certificates. When you are done exporting the certificates, you can close the Certificate Manager window. Also do this for the DOD SW CA-53 certificate necessary for Desktop Anywhere. Make sure the X.509 Certificate (PEM) is selected at the bottom of the window. While you are here, be sure to choose the DoD Root CA 3 certificate, and then press the Export… button. Add DoD Certificates to the Ubuntu Certificate Trust The certificates will be added under the U.S. I recommend starting with DoD Root CA 2, DoD Root CA 3, DoD Root CA 4, and DoD Root CA 5. You will need to do this for each certificate you need to use. Check the two boxes to trust the certificate. Select the Certificates_PKCS7_v5.6_7b file. Navigate to where you downloaded and extracted the DoD certificates from earlier. In Certificate Manager, make sure you are on the Authorities tab and click the Import… button. In the Find in Preferences search box, type in Certificates. Open Firefox and select the three lines at the top-right of the window, then click on Preferences. Sudo apt install opensc opensc-pkcs11 pcsc-tools Install the DoD Certificates into Firefox Certificate Manager


I am happy to say that after you follow this procedure, you will be able to access AFRC Desktop Anywhere from Ubuntu 18.04!Īs always, I like to provide transparency. This one was a little tricky to get set up.
