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For X.509 certificate authority (CA) signed authentication, you need a root CA certificate registered in IoT Hub that you use to sign certificates for your downstream device. Any device using a certificate that was issues by the root CA certificate or any of its intermediate certificates is permitted to authenticate.
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For an introduction about using X.509 CA certificates to authenticate in IoT Hub, see [Benefits of X.509 CA certificate authentication](../iot-hub/tauthenticate-authorize-x509#benefits-of-x509-ca-certificate-authentication).
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For an introduction about using X.509 CA certificates to authenticate in IoT Hub, see [Benefits of X.509 CA certificate authentication](../iot-hub/authenticate-authorize-x509#benefits-of-x509-ca-certificate-authentication).
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To set up X.509 CA-signed authentication for a downstream device, follow these steps:
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