\ZscalerRootCertificate-2048-SHA256.crt| ac $(git config -get http.sslcainfo) Python This should be updated to include the Zscaler certificate by running the following command as an administrator in PowerShell which appends the Zscaler certificate to the bundle.
The CA Certificate store is identified at http.sslcainfo.
Http.sslcainfo=C:/Program Files/Git/mingw64/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crtį=git-lfs filter-process Most applications will utilise the Windows certificate store, however many more especially those ported from Linux, start to use their own certificate stores. This document assumes you are using the Zscaler Intermediate certificate for TLS / SSL Inspection – if you are using a custom certificate for TLS / SSL Inspection, then you should replace all references to Zscaler Root with your custom Root certificate. It can be used as a basis to expand the certificate deployment into other applications. This document describes techniques to deploy the Zscaler Root Certificate into these applications.
However, a number of applications do not read the system certificate store – for example Python – and moreover developer tools such as Docker need to have the Root certificate installed in order for the applications which run there to trust the synthetic certificates. Zscaler App is deployed on Windows and Mac devices and the Zscaler certificate is installed in the appropriate system Root Certificate Store so that the system/browser trusts the synthetic certificate generated during TLS Inspection. Enterprises utilise TLS inspection for Advanced Threat Protection, Access controls, Visibility, and Data-Loss Prevention. Over 90% of websites now use TLS encryption (HTTPS) as the access method.
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