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title: User Certificates
slug: access-guide/user-certificates
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createdAt: 2026-10-09T06:41:07.659Z
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The User Certificates page lists the client certificates that are uploaded to the Ivanti Access administrative portal. The **Default Client Certificate** is created by default. The Default Client Certificate can be used as a reference certificate and cannot be deleted.

Figure: default Client certificate

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/V3jJx_afLEcmDauLTrzss/fRrd8CKyLNgeavi83yjRc_clientcertificater20.png)

## Adding a certificate

Adding your own user certificate enables you to easily map fields from the certificate into federation responses generated by Ivanti Access in Certificate based Single Sign-on. You can add a sample certificate used by your Ivanti Tunnel VPN profile that is assigned to mobile applications that use cloud services federated with Ivanti Access.

**Prerequisite**

Verify that you have created a certificate of your choice using the default certificate as a reference.

**Procedure&#xA0;**

1. In Ivanti Access, go to Profile > **User Certificates**, click **Add Certificate** to import a User Certificate.
2. Enter a **Certificate Name**.
3. Under **Upload Certificate**, click **Choose File** and browse to select the appropriate PEM certificate.
4. Click **Add Certificate**.
   The user certificate is added.
   Figure: user certificate

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## Actions you can take

You can take the following actions on a certificate:

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:::hint{type="info"}
You cannot delete a certificate that is configured in a federated pair for single sign-on. In order to remove a certificate, you must first edit and associate the certificate with another certificate (during enabling cert SSO). This disassociates the older certificate. You can then remove the older certificate.
:::

## User Certificate Details

The Client Certificate consists of **Certificate Details** an&#x64;**&#x20;Fields available for SSO configuration.** The Certificate Details lists the Issuer, Serial No, Validity and Version of the Certificate.

The **Fields available for SSO configuration&#x20;**&#x65;nable you to view and provide friendly names to fields populated in the User Certificate that you uploaded. These friendly names match the MiTra expression for a field used for SSO configuration.

Figure: client certificate

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/V3jJx_afLEcmDauLTrzss/BBJvK01u5mVOfl3pyex_o_clientcertificatefieldsr20.png)

