I’m trying to use Postman (v9.0.3) to connect to some internal web services over HTTPS/SSL that are secured with a certificate created by our enterprise certificate authority. The client system is AD domain joined, and has the Enterprise root CA both in the Windows Trusted Root Authorities, as well as in Chrome’s Trusted Root CAs. When I connect to the web service with a browser, there’s no issue. However, Postman reports that the web service is has a self-signed certificate in the chain and I need to disable certificate validation. Does Postman not use the system’s Trusted Root CAs? If not, how do I add the Enterprise CA to it?
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