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A CA need a private key to sign with so a complete usable CA consists of a Crypto Token with the CAs private signing key, and the CAs certificate containing the public key.

If you import only the CA certificates, the CA is "External" in EJBCA, meaning that it is a CA that is operated externally and issuing certificates take place there (externally). The imported CA certificate in EJBCA can only be used for verification, for example for SubCA certificates that is operated fully in the EJBCA.

If you want to import a CA to be actually used in EJBCA you use the function "Import CA keystore" as opposed to "Import CA certificate". With that function you get an opportunity to import a keystore, …

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