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# Managing CA certificates for an account
The **CA Certificates** page of **Account Settings** allows you to set up a list of PEM-encoded certificates that can be used to verify the authentication for workspace [server connections](/fabricate/workspaces/workspace-server-connections.md).
CA Certificates page for an account
## Adding a certificate
To add a certifiacte to the list:
1. In the name field, provide a name to identify the certificate.
2. To provide the certificate content, either:
1. Paste the content in the **Certificate (PEM)** field.
2. Click **Upload file**, then search for and select the certificate file.
3. Click **Add Certificate**.
## Removing a certificate
To remove a certificate, click its delete icon.
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