# Server Trust
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This is only required if you are using a RADIUS server certificate that was issued by a CA that your clients do not already trust. For example, this is not needed if you are bringing your own server certificate issued by SCEPman.
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### Part 1: Download the RADIUS Server Certificate
When [downloading](/admin-portal/settings/settings-server.md#download) the Server certificate, use only the green-marked certificate. This will download the root CA certificate of the issuing CA.
### Part 2: Adding a Trusted certificate profile for your endpoint devices
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Ensure, you have reviewed [Part 1](#edit-your-downloaded-certificate).
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1. Log in to [Microsoft Intune](https://intune.microsoft.com/)
2. Navigate to **Devices** and subsequently **Configuration profiles**
3. Then click **Create > New policy**
4. Select the correct **Platform** for your device
5. Search the **Profile type** templates for **Trusted certificate** and select it
6. Click **Create** and provide a descriptive name and optional **Description**
7. In the second step, upload the \*.cer file containing the RADIUS server certificate/trusted root the server certificate was signed with.
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