An engineer is configuring HTTPS access to Cisco UCS Manager. The engineer created a keyring and created the certificate request for the keyring Cisco UCS Manager continues to receive untrusted…

When UCS Manager receives a signed certificate from a CA, along with any intermediate and root CA certificates, these must be imported into UCS Manager as a "trusted point." This establishes the complete trust chain within UCS Manager, enabling it to present a fully trusted certificate to client browsers.

Cisco UCS Manager typically acts as a client generating a CSR to be signed by an external CA, not as a CA itself to sign its own certificate for external browser trust.

While obtaining a validated certificate from a CA is a necessary part of the process, it's not the next *action* to be taken within UCS Manager after the request is created; the next step is to import the CA's response.

Installing a trusted certificate in the browser store is generally for adding an enterprise CA's root certificate to the client, but the problem states UCS Manager receives untrusted messages, implying UCS Manager itself needs the trust chain configured as a trusted point.